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The National Museum of the Pacific War is dedicated to perpetuating the memory of the Pacific Theater of WWII in order that the sacrifices of those who contributed to our victory may never be forgotten. We hope this online visit will make you wish to visit the museum in person.

U.S. Senator John Cornyn visits to deliver keynote address at Veterans Day Observation in the Memorial Courtyard
An annual program recognizing America's veterans in the Museum's Memorial Courtyard

B. Wayne Quist will be signing copies of his book Gods Angry Man: The Incredible Journey of Private Joe Haan

History Comes to Life for Boy Scouts of America Celebration

George H.W. Bush Gallery
The George H.W. Bush Gallery features a 33,000 sq ft state-of-the-art exhibit on the story of WWII in the Pacific and East Asia. From Pearl Harbor to Tokyo Bay, the epic story of the Pacific War is told here as nowhere else.

ADMIRAL NIMITZ MUSEUM
The Admiral Nimitz Museum is located in the historic Nimitz Hotel on Main Street in downtown Fredericksburg, TX. Admiral Nimitz lived in the hotel, owned by his grandfather, during his early childhood.

PACIFIC COMBAT ZONE: PT BOAT
The Pacific Combat Zone is a 3-acre indoor and outdoor exhibit area that features some of the Museum's most spectacular artifacts, including a fully restored WWII veteran PT Boat.

PLAZA OF PRESIDENTS
Plaza of Presidents is a striking outdoor tribute to the ten American presidents who served in the armed forces during WWII.

PACIFIC COMBAT ZONE: INVASION BEACH
The Pacific Combat Zone occupies a 3-acre site and showcases the museum's large artifacts in thier unique environments, including an invasion beach with landing craft and artillery.

JAPANESE GARDEN OF PEACE
The Japanese Garden of Peace, a gift from Japan to honor Admiral Nimitz for his wise administration and his respect for the Japanese people and their culture in the post-war years, provides an oasis for reflection.

The Memorial Courtyard is ringed by beautiful old limestone walls that hold plaques honoring the contributions of individuals, ships and units during the war in the Pacific.

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The living history program at the Pacific Combat Zone brings to life the battle of Tarawa! Visit the National Museum of the Pacific War. on November 13 or 14 for the next show!

Iwo Jima Crystal Paperweight. Stunning 3D sculptures are literally suspended in crystal.

Islands of the Damned by R.V. Burgin. Reserve your copy for the March 6 Book Signing.