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What is the most historical site in Hawaii?

The Arizona Memorial in Pearl Harbor.


Where can you find pictures of Pearl Harbor?

look on pearl harbor .com web site.


Naval stations in the Hawaiian islands?

In the context of World War II, the naval station in the Hawaiian Islands of greatest importance would be Pearl Harbor. Located just west of Honolulu, this base was the site of a surprise-attack by Japanese air forces on December 7, 1941.


What is the site of Japanese attack on Hawaii called?

Pearl Harbor.


What American overseas battle site is most visited?

Pearl Harbor


A surprise attack on this site causes America's entry into World War 2 -- What was the site?

Pearl Harbor


What is the name of the island where Pearl Harbor?

AnswerThe geographical location in this island state is also known in the Hawaiian language as "Wai Momi," which means "pearl waters." Pearl Harbor, was a primary target of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor which precipitated the declaration of war between the US and Japan. The day of the attack has been called a day of infamy. And that from "a date which will live in infamy" from then-President Roosevelt's speech to Congress the following day. The "Day of Infamy" speech can be read (from a picture of the original document) or even listened to online. Take a moment to visit the site. The speech is a short one.


What event took place in world war 2 and is now a national historical site?

The attack upon Pearl Harbor where there is now a USS Arizona Memorial . ~ see related link below .


What was the pearl harbor during World War 2?

The site of the surprise Japanese attack .


Site of Japanese attack in Hawaii during World War 2?

Pearl Harbor


Site of naval base where Japan launched a devastating surprise attack on the U.S.?

Pearl Harbor


Where is the pearl harbor and the Kilauea volcano located?

Pearl Harbor is located on the island of Oahu in Hawaii, USA. It is a significant historical site known for the surprise attack by Japan in 1941. The Kilauea volcano, also situated in Hawaii, is on the Big Island and is one of the most active volcanoes in the world, known for its frequent eruptions and lava flows. Both sites are key attractions in Hawaii, drawing visitors interested in history and geology.