Hawaii Army Museum Society Review

This is one of the best military museums I have ever been to around the world. The exhibition is evenly distributed and won’t let visitors see many collections at the same time. The staff is friendly and there is a nice gift shop in the museum. For all World War II enthusiasts, Japanese tanks are a must see.

This is a great museum to visit. It’s on the beach, very interesting and worth a visit. There’s a lot of information about the old Hawaiian King and World War II. It was once a hidden building similar to large guns, with tanks, guns, military uniforms and movies from the United States and Japan. You can walk through the building and read all the articles at your own pace.

The Hawaii Army Museum is very beautiful. At first glance, I thought it was a park with lawns and tall coconut trees. The ecological environment is great. The museum has many real guys such as the US Army tank cannon. It is very shocking.

Very cost-effective, because it is free to visit, voluntary donation! Introduce the history of the military development of the Hawaiian Islands and the important status of the island in World War II and Vietnam. There are many real items exhibitions, and military enthusiasts are the best choice in the island. Located in the green space between Waikiki and Alamona, close to the beach and the hotel of the US Emperor "Trump", the scenery is pleasant and the transportation is convenient.

Enter the museum, on the left side of the museum will find young Japanese tanks, as well as Type 1 howitzers. On the right side, here are the U.S. military light tanks, and the U.S. military M3 howitzers. The size and caliber of these weapons can be clearly seen. These methods have an American-style sense of humor and self-confidence. The contrast between the two weapons reflects a historical review of Pearl Harbor.

我们去海滩看周五晚上的烟花时偶然发现了这里。接下来的周一我们回到这儿想看看，但请注意，他们周一不开放。所以第二天我们又来了并花了几个小时浏览了所有的展品。了解很多第二次世界大战时发生在这个岛上的事情，这让人深受启发。我从前没真正看到过欧胡岛的地图，但是你离开时会疑惑，为什么他们如此愚蠢，要把那个主海军基地放在一个只有很小区域可以出入的港口里。

Relive the Pacific War process triggered by Pearl Harbor on December 7, 2017, and feel that modern people should cherish peace, recall the past, no hatred, and may world peace and stability make efforts!