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Nov 8
When war came to America in December of 1941, it wasn't only the men who answered the call to service. Thousands of women across the country gave their all to supporting the war effort at home and overseas. From victory gardens to airplane manufacturing, from rationing food to training fighter pilots, come to this outpost to learn how American women did their part during World War II!
Join us at the Nimitzplatz on Main Street between 11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.. The Outposts are free and open to the public, there is no need for a ticket!
Nov 8
Mark your calendars for Saturday, November 8th at 10:00 AM—our annual Red, White & Bourbon Bash is back! We’re teaming up once again with the National Museum of the Pacific War for an unforgettable day in Hye, Texas.
Raise a glass to the heroes who make this country great with live music from The Pearl Snaps, WWII-era vehicles on display, a mobile Nimitz Museum experience, a live cannon firing, and more. You’ll also have the chance to snag incredible prizes in our silent auction, with every bid benefits The National Museum of the Pacific War.
Nov 11
A time to honor those who have served, this Veterans Day Program is a time to pay respect and show support for the nation's veterans. This year's program will begin in the Memorial Courtyard at 11:00 am CST.
Nov 15
Pacific Valor, the National Museum of the Pacific War's living flagship history battle, immerses attendees in the stories of real-life Medal of Honor recipients during World War II. This program will transport guests to the small island of Tarawa, where Staff Sergeant William James Bordelon gave his life fighting as a demolitionist against Japanese entrenchments in November of 1943.
Nov 22
One of the great enigmas of the Second World War was the fanatic fighting style of the Imperial Japanese forces who disdained surrender, even preferring suicide to the shame of defeat. Come to this free Outpost program to learn about the living conditions, equipment, and philosophy of the Imperial Japanese troops.
Dec 6
Join us for the long-awaited Grand Reopening of the George H.W. Bush Gallery at the National Museum of the Pacific War. This marks the first major renovation since 2009, unveiling an updated gallery filled with new artifacts, interactive features, and immersive storytelling.
The day begins with a ceremony from 10:00–10:30 AM, featuring remarks from Museum leadership and a special guest speaker (to be announced).
Immediately following the ribbon cutting at 10:30 AM, admission to the Museum will be free for all visitors throughout the day.
Dec 7
Join us as we come together at the National Museum of the Pacific War for our annual Pearl Harbor Commemoration on Sunday, December 7th beginning at 11:55 am. The event honors the thousands killed or injured during the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor. Members of the public are invited to gather at the Pearl Harbor Wall of the Memorial Courtyard.
The commemoration will begin with a wreath laying by the Pearl Harbor Wall followed by a brief speech from our CEO. Each attendee will then be given flags to place around the Memorial Courtyard in honor of Pearl Harbor.
Dec 13
As the Pacific War raged on, Japanese defenses only became stronger as American troops inched neared to the Japanese home islands. Visit this free outpost to learn about how the Marine Corps handled such defenses using everything from tanks to satchel charges, including live flamethrower demonstrations!
Join us at the Pacific Combat Zone on Austin Street at 11:30 a.m., 12:00 p.m., 1:30 p.m., 2:00 p.m., and 2:30 p.m. The Outposts are free and open to the public, there's no need for a ticket!
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