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HANGAR 37 is Phase I of the museum This site is seldom visited due to lack of
development and will open to the public drive-up convenience. The ship capsized
on December 7, 2006. The hangar is after being struck by two torpedoes during
42,000 square feet, and will feature a the December 7, 1941 Pearl Harbor
World War II era aircraft and artifacts, a attack, and remains that way today. The
theater, a store, a restaurant, a flight exact number of sailors who died during
simulation center, and an education center the Pearl Harbor attack and are still
for children. entombed inside is not known.
HANGAR 79 is Phase II of the museum IMAGES
development. The hangar is 76,000 square
feet, and will contain aircraft exhibits A handful of color photographs appear on
focusing on the Korean, Vietnam, and this side of Franko's Map of Pearl Harbor.
Cold Wars. It will also include replicas of They show you a brief overview of what
modern aircraft and spacecraft. is there. Again, a picture tells a thousand
words, but in this case, you just have to go
HANGAR 54 is Phase III of the museum there to see and feel the spirit of Pearl
development. The hangar is 86,000 square Harbor. On July 4, 2006, I was at Pearl
feet, and will contain exhibits focusing on Harbor, right next to the USS ARIZONA
World War II in the Pacific. It will also Memorial and Visitor Center to witness
feature a full-scale replica of part of an the Independence Day fireworks. As they
aircraft carrier flight deck. blasted and illuminated the world's
greatest Navy ship, the aircraft carrier
THE CONTROL TOWER Phase IV of USS RONALD REAGAN, on the near
the Pacific Aviation Museum side of the channel and the USS
development will feature the Ford MISSOURI on the far side of the channel,
Airfield's Control Tower, opening in as well as the USS ARIZONA Memorial,
2008. I felt happy and proud to have created this
map to show the world what Pearl Harbor
USS UTAH MEMORIAL Because the has come to mean to me. However, with
USS UTAH Memorial is not easily the simple Fourth of July fireworks and
accessible to the public, few are able to the booms they made, I realized that one
pay their respects to the loss of this ship really cannot express in words or pictures
and her crewmen, many of whom are still the awful tragedy of war, or any portion of
entombed within, ever since she was it. I can only hope that these photographs,
torpedoed and capsized on December 7, which were the finishing touches to this
1941. However, she certainly deserves an huge project will tell a little bit more of
honorable mention on the face of this the story. The photos are described as
map. IT is difficult to pay her a proper follows:
respect, but here is the caption I wrote:
