National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific |
Inside the small chapel located at the top of the hill |
Lady of Liberty/Justice |
One of the many tribute plaques located at Punch Bowl |
Also known as The National Memorial Cemetery Of The Pacific.
I have to say when my daughter (who serves in the US NAVY ) suggested we go to a cemetery when we were in Hawaii was a little bit of a surprise. It is located in Honolulu so my husband I felt we had a few hours to kill before supper so we took a ride up there. I am so glad that we went. It was one of the most moving places I have ever been to. Tears were always at the ready.
An hour was not long enough to spend there. The memorials that were there for all who served in World War 1, World War 11, Korean War and Vietnam War was amazing. All who died in Guam, Wake Island and Japanese pow camps were transported here.
As you enter the memorial you will see Lady Liberty/Justice. She represents all grieving mothers. If you have the chance to visit this place with someone who is serving or has served be prepared for a very moving moment including tears.
It overlooks the whole city of Honolulu and a great shot of Diamond Head.
Happy Travels......
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