#Pearl Harbor National Memorial

Flags ordered to half-staff on anniversary of bombing of Pearl Harbor attack

This pivotal moment in global history marked the United States’ entry into World War II after the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor on O‘ahu on Dec. 7, 1941.

Navy divers remove significant portions of WWII platforms from USS Arizona

The U.S. Navy successfully removed over 150 tons of World War II-era concrete mooring platforms from the USS Arizona at Pearl Harbor, significantly reducing stress on the historic structure.

Navy begins extraction of two WWII mooring platforms from USS Arizona hull

This meticulous effort highlights a significant chapter in history and underscores a commitment to honoring the legacy of the more than 900 sailors and Marines laid to rest within the memorial.

Flags ordered at half-staff in remembrance of those whose lives were cut short in Pearl Harbor attack

Dec. 7, 1941, truly was a day of infamy and a day the United States shall never forget: “May we all recommit to fulfilling the future they fought for — one grounded in freedom, democracy, equality and opportunity for all,” said U.S. President Joe Biden in a presidential proclamation.

Rep. Gabbard Votes to Protect Public Lands & Water

Rep. Gabbard voted to pass a public lands package that promotes conservation, outdoor recreation and historic preservation in Hawai‘i and across the country.