Home of the Brave Victory Tour

Dressed in WWII Army Air Corps uniform, your experienced and knowledgeable guide will transport you "back in time" to the 1940's. Hear the fascinating and historical facts about the events leading up to, during, and after the war. Reminisce to the musical memories of the Glenn Miller Band and live radio broadcasts aired on the "Day of Infamy" including Franklin D. Roosevelt's Declaration of War.

Highlights of this tour will include boarding the Arizona Memorial via the Navy Shuttle boat at Pearl Harbor and panoramic views of Battleship row and the USS Missouri. Visit the Pearl Harbor Vistor's Center where you will have time to browse through the historical museum and watch a documentary film that features actual footage of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941.

Next stop, Wheeler Army Airfield, where you will see a P-40 fighter plane used in the movie, "Tora, Tora, Tora." and visit the site where much of Disney production "Pearl Harbor" was filmed.

Continuing on to Schofield Army Barracks, the largest Army Base outside the Continental United States where you will visit a museum dedicated to the 25th Infantry "Tropic Lightning" (Closed on Mondays). This proud division served our country throughout WWII, the Korean War, the Vietnam Conflict and the Gulf War.

Our next visit is historic Fort Shafter, the oldest U.S. military installation on the island. Visit the "Pineapple Pentagon" Headquarters for the U.S. Army Pacific Command. We'll make a stop for lunch at the officers club (cost not included)

Continuing on we drive you through the Punchbowl National Memorial (inside of a volcano crater known to the Hawaiians as "Puowaina" - The Hill of Sacrifice). Today it is the final resting place of more than 30,000 Americans who proudly served our country.

Downtown Honolulu is where you will see the only Royal Palace standing on U.S. soil. "Iolani Palace" was built by the last reigning King of Hawaii, David Kalakaua. Today it stands as a proud symbol and reminder of Hawaii's Royal Monarch and Kingdom.

Our final stop at the Home of the Brave Private Museum where you can hop aboard a WWII Jeep and take a photo of yourself relaxing in our nostalgic WWII secret hideaway called the "Wiki Waki Woo Bar".

This tour is dedicated to the many men and women who have served our country and continue to serve in our Armed Forces today. It is because of their love, courage and commitment we remain the land of the free and the Home of the Brave!

MAHALO and ALOHA, HOME OF THE BRAVE TOURS