The display which allows visitors to interact with naval displays that survived the Pearl Harbour bombing and World War 2 was a fascinating way to spend the day. We had to line up for each exhibit but they were worth the weight. It was interesting to note the numbers of Japanese visiting and paying there respect along side Americans. Tolerance and understanding is alive and well as people move forward in greater harmony. However us Kiwis just wanted to shoot the big guns.Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Pearl Harbour
The display which allows visitors to interact with naval displays that survived the Pearl Harbour bombing and World War 2 was a fascinating way to spend the day. We had to line up for each exhibit but they were worth the weight. It was interesting to note the numbers of Japanese visiting and paying there respect along side Americans. Tolerance and understanding is alive and well as people move forward in greater harmony. However us Kiwis just wanted to shoot the big guns.
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