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The password is "Pearl Harbor".

To commemorate the 67th anniversary of The Doolittle Raid on Tokyo, Pacific Aviation Museum presented a dramatic reading of Joe Moore's new play, Righteous Revenge. It’s the true story that until now has been only partially told of America's first strike at Japan following the attack on Pearl Harbor. The full cast reading was staged at the Museum’s B-25 Mitchell Bomber.

The Pacific Aviation Museum on Pearl Harbor's Ford Island is one of our country's leading aviation museums, and the only one dedicated to the defense of freedom in the Pacific. With actual aircraft from World War II, plus educational interpretations of the Pearl Harbor attack, the Doolittle Raid on Japan, the Battles of Midway and Guadacanal, and much, much more, it is a must-visit for families and visitors alike.

"The Biggest Little Airshow on Ford Island"

On Saturday March 21, the tarmac outside the Pacific Aviation Museum was anything but quiet and peaceful. At 7:00 AM, with the arrival of 25 Bird of Paradise pilots and their 36 remote control model airplanes, old Luke Field again came to life as a place for aviation fun. The retired Grumman F-14 Tomcat took its place at the end of the parking lot. Restored military vehicles lined the tarmac. Food vendors, membership tents, and display sets were in place by 10 AM and standing ready for the grand opening, color guard and Star Spangled Banner. Nearly 1000 visitors watched airplane after airplane take to the sky.