Xplore Pearl Harbor 1.1

Discover the historical account of how World War II commenced for the United States in the serene setting of Hawaii on a tranquil Sunday morning. The island of Oahu was struck by Japan, resulting in the loss of thousands of American service members and numerous civilians caught in the hostilities. The Pacific fleet at Pearl Harbor suffered significant damage, with multiple battleships being either sunk or severely impaired on that fateful day, December 7, 1941, forever remembered as the "Day of Infamy."

Through meticulously curated and intimate virtual experiences, Pacific Historic Parks offers a poignant reenactment of the tragic events of that day. Delve into the exploration and discovery of pivotal World War II sites in the Pacific region, including the revered USS Arizona Memorial.

The significance of understanding this history transcends age demographics. Today's students, hailing from generations born post-September 11, 2001, and even their parents who came after the attack on Pearl Harbor, form a substantial part of our populace unfamiliar with such unexpected assaults.

Those who participated in World War II are commonly referred to as the "greatest generation," with many having departed but some surviving members in their late 90s or centenarians who may be part of your familial or social circle. Their numbers are dwindling swiftly, particularly in this modern era.

We must uphold the memory of these individuals and their allies who triumphed over tyranny and safeguarded democracy during World War II — a legacy that rightfully earns them the title of the "greatest generation."

Our cutting-edge digital educational platform geared towards the next generation promises to narrate their tales directly from the confines of students' classrooms, learning pods, and residences.

This educational tool empowers educators to transport their students into the heart of the Pacific conflict, enabling them to survey the maritime terrain, grasp crucial military strategies, listen to accounts from diverse veterans and witnesses, comprehend the war's impact on indigenous communities, and internalize the discerning lessons from a period filled with weaponized confrontation.