Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum Review

It is inevitable to recall the tragic war, how many wronged souls are here. lamenting the American concept of war, it feels like the general Xiang Yu on the battlefield, arrogant and some noble temperament in the bones.

Every visitor to Hawaii usually does not miss Pearl Harbor. The Pacific Aviation Museum is relatively small compared to the Arizona Warship Museum, and requires separate tickets to buy, which is more expensive and is a World War II fan not to miss.

The Pacific Aviation Museum is mainly based on World War II military equipment, and many aircraft can be seen as jet and propeller, very old styles, and the Pacific Museum can also see some military equipment introductions.

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It was a spot where you can learn about the history of Japan and the United States, and it was very interesting! There was also a Japanese tour, so it was good that it was easy to understand!

The attack on Pearl Harbor by aircraft and mini-submarines of the Imperial Japanese Navy took place in the early morning of December 7, 1941, at the Battle of Pearl Harbor. Japan attack Pearl Harbor: November 26, 1941, a fleet of six aircraft carriers, under the command of the Japanese Navy, Namyun Chung-ichi, left Japan for Pearl Harbor. The ship left for the North Pacific to wait. The Pearl Harbor incident was the morning of December 7, 1941, when Japanese Imperial Navy aircraft and mini-submarines suddenly attacked the US naval base Pearl Harbor and the US Army and Navy's airport on the Hawaiian island of Oahu. The attack on Pearl Harbor marked the outbreak of the Pacific War, and the Japanese military temporarily gained military advantage in the Pacific region, taking the opportunity to invade Southeast Asia.

The Pacific Aviation Museum is located in the World War II aircraft hangar on Ford Island, Pearl Harbor. This collection of aviation museums is equipped with interactive simulation systems and exhibits to show and tell the story behind World War II fighter jets and bombers. Military fans will love this place.

In Waikiki, you can take the 20th road to Pearl Harbor, and take the shuttle bus to the Pacific War Museum. There are two museums, one is a World War II old propeller aircraft, one is a modern jet fighter, plus an open-air helicopter display field, all of which are physical static displays. Interesting and scientifically educated are very strong.