by Mark LoProto | Sep 13, 2018 | Pearl Harbor Photos, Pearl Harbor Today, Pearl Harbor Tours, USS Arizona Memorial, USS Bowfin, USS Missouri, USS Oklahoma Memorial, Visiting Pearl Harbor
When you go on a tour of Pearl Harbor and find yourself immersed in the history and surrounded by hundreds of other curious visitors, it’s very easy to feel overwhelmed. You want to see everything, experience it all, and walk away with every bit of knowledge about the...
by Mark LoProto | Jul 30, 2018 | Attack of Pearl Harbor, Pearl Harbor News, Pearl Harbor Today, Recent News
Remnants from the December 7, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor are still being uncovered, despite the passage of 77 years since it unfolded. Recently, new discoveries have been made at the heart of where the attack took place, in the waters surrounding the wrecks of the...
by Mark LoProto | Jun 27, 2018 | Current Events, Pearl Harbor News, Pearl Harbor Today
While many people associate Pearl Harbor with the surprise Japanese attack that occurred over 76 years ago, they sometimes forget that it is still an active military base, playing a vital role in the defense of the nation today. The very active military base is home...
by Mark LoProto | Jan 30, 2018 | Pearl Harbor News, Pearl Harbor Today, Submarines
Just off the southeastern coast of Ford Island, overlooking the wreckage of the USS Arizona and the memorial that stands above, sits a mighty battleship of the US Navy. The USS Missouri (BB-63) was commissioned into service in June of 1944, meaning she served just...
by Mark LoProto | Dec 19, 2017 | Pearl Harbor Today, Visiting Pearl Harbor
It starts with a figurative step back in time. Arriving through the main entrance of the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, you come first to the Aloha Court. As the name implies, this is where you start your journey back to the 1940s. The Pearl Harbor Visitor Center is...
by Mark LoProto | Dec 7, 2017 | Attack of Pearl Harbor, Current Events, History, Pearl Harbor Memorials, Pearl Harbor Today
A droplet of oil spreads on the glassy surface of the harbor. Beneath it, a rusting wreckage, a memory of bombs, torpedoes, and machine gun fire. The destruction of the USS Arizona is among the most powerful images produced during the December 7, 1941 Japanese attack...
