Pacific Aviation Museum
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The Pacific Aviation Museum is located on Ford Island, which is an island located in the middle of Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. The museum site occupies 16 acres of the 450-acre island. It includes three historic hangars and an air traffic control tower.
On December 7, 2006, one of four phases of the museum opened Hangar 37 to the public. The hangar's 42,442 square feet of space focus on the attack on Pearl Harbor through Jimmy Doolittle's bomber raid on Tokyo, Japan. Future phases of the museum will be built in other nearby hangars and focus on the Korean War, Vietnam War, and Cold War.
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