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The 75th Commemoration of the December 7, 1941 Attack on Pearl Harbor

Take Stock in Pearl Harbor

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What is Take Stock in Pearl Harbor?

Take Stock in Pearl Harbor is a campaign to restore and protect the hallowed ground and landmarks that weathered the attack on Pearl Harbor during WWII. A contribution to Take Stock in Pearl Harbor collectively supports the four non-profit organizations that protect the cherished, historic sites along with the stories of determination, patriotism and commitment of “Our greatest Generation”. It is our responsibility to pass on their legacy.

WWII Valor in the Pacific National Monument

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Battleship Missouri Memorial

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USS Bowfin Submarine Museum & Park

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Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum

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USS Arizona Memorial

From Engagement to Peace

"AIR RAID PEARL HARBOR THIS IS NO DRILL." These were the first words broadcast as the Japanese air raid began on Pearl Harbor.

Fifteen minutes into the attack on Oahu and Pearl Harbor, the USS Arizona was attacked. The bombing killed 1,177 marines and sailors on board. The memorial pays homage to those who gave their last full measure of devotion. The monument preserves and interprets their lives and all the stories of the Pacific War, from the internment of Japanese Americans to the battles in the Aleutians.

Your investment in Take Stock in Pearl Harbor will help with the following needed upgrades to keep these memories vibrant and readily accessible to all visitors:

Shore-side dock replacement: $1,500,000 (will match a $1.5 million Federal grant)
"Aloha Map" Fresco restoration: $1,000,000
Theater upgrade: $3,500,000
Donor Wall replacement: $500,000

CONTACT THE PARK > Mailing Address: Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum 319 Lexington Blvd Honolulu, HI 96818 Phone: (808) 441-1000

Battleship Missouri Memorial

Heart of Missouri

"AIR RAID PEARL HARBOR THIS IS NO DRILL." These were the first words broadcast as the Japanese air raid began on Pearl Harbor.

USS Missouri is the site where World War II formally ended. It is an obligation to future generations, an inspiration to millions of visitors, and it is quite simply America’s Battleship. Retired to Pearl Harbor after Operation Desert Storm, her active naval service may be complete but her legacy is not forgotten. She now serves as the centerpiece of the Battleship Missouri Memorial.

Your investment in Take Stock in Pearl Harbor will help with the following needed upgrades to keep these memories vibrant and readily accessible to all visitors:

Visitor Center: $3,000,000

CONTACT THE PARK > Mailing Address: Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum 319 Lexington Blvd Honolulu, HI 96818 Phone: (808) 441-1000

USS Bowfin Submarine Museum&Park

The Pearl Harbor Avenger

"AIR RAID PEARL HARBOR THIS IS NO DRILL." These were the first words broadcast as the Japanese air raid began on Pearl Harbor.

USS Bowfin (SS-287) is a fleet attack submarine that fought in the Pacific during WWII, and helped to make famous the term, “Silent Service.” Bowfin was launched exactly one year after the attack on Pearl Harbor, with the nickname Pearl Harbor Avenger. The USS Bowfin is one of only fifteen surviving U.S. WWII submarines that was not turned into scrap metal or used for target practice.

Your investment in Take Stock in Pearl Harbor will help with the following needed upgrades to keep these memories vibrant and readily accessible to all visitors:

Site Preservation & Exterior Exhibits: $1,991,740
Museum Expansion: $3,714,590
Museum Exhibit Upgrades: $6,615,716
Comfort Station Renovation: $376,220
Gift Shop Renovation: $935,530
Support Building Replacement: $1,313,400

CONTACT THE PARK > Mailing Address: Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum 319 Lexington Blvd Honolulu, HI 96818 Phone: (808) 441-1000

Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum

Keep the Spirit of Pacific Aviation History Alive

"AIR RAID PEARL HARBOR THIS IS NO DRILL." These were the first words broadcast as the Japanese air raid began on Pearl Harbor.

The Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum on Historic Ford Island occupies two hangars and the Ford Island Control Tower that still bear the scars of our nation's aviation battlefield. For nearly seven decades, these historic landmarks have proudly stood guard over Pearl Harbor and Ford Island, but weather, corrosion and neglect have taken a drastic toll, threatening to erase this symbol of American resilience and sacrifice.

Your investment in Take Stock in Pearl Harbor will help with the following needed upgrades to keep these memories vibrant and readily accessible to all visitors:

Control Tower Renovation Cost: $8,000,000
Hangar 79 Completion Cost: $47,200,000
Interpretive Pavilion Completion Cost: $2,000,000
Swamp Ghost Preservation and Exhibit Costs: $2,500,000

CONTACT THE PARK > Mailing Address: Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum 319 Lexington Blvd Honolulu, HI 96818 Phone: (808) 441-1000

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