To support the USS Arizona Memorial and other Pacific historic locations through education and interpretive programs, research, preservation, and restoration, to perpetuate the memory of events and honor the people involved in these sites.
To be the leading organization supporting significant historical sites in the Pacific for future generations.
Featured Stories
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History Remembered: Army Private Torao Migita
World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument
Army Private Torao Migita was among 2,341 American service members to fall in the December 7, 1941 attack on Oahu by Japanese naval aircraft. And he was the first of 506 Americans of Japanese ancestry from Hawaii who died in service to America in World War II. Those AJAs – or nisei – were more than 62 percent of the Hawaii residents who died in military service during the war.
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History Remembered: February 9, 1943
On this day, 75 years ago, the bloody six-month campaign for Guadalcanal ends in victory for the United States.
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The Lone Sailor
World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument
Dedication of the Lone Sailor, iconic symbol of honor and sacrifice in the United States sea services.
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Restoration at American Memorial Park
American Memorial Park
Battered by Super Typhoon Soudelor in 2015, Saipan recovers and restores the park together as a community.
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Day at the Museum: Preservation in Action
War in the Pacific National Historical Park
Guam public high school students make history come alive through research and performance.