The National World War II Memorial
The World War II Memorial will be the first national memorial dedicated to all who served in the military services and Merchant Marine of the United States during World War II and acknowledging the commitment and achievement of the entire nation. All military veterans of the war, the citizens on the home front, the nation at large, and the high moral purpose and idealism that motivated the nation’s call to arms will be honored.

USS Arizona Memorial
The Memorial straddles the sunken hull of the battleship USS Arizona and commemorates the December 7, 1941, Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. The Memorial was dedicated in 1962, and became a National Park Service area in 1980.

World War II Oral History
The Drop Zone Virtual Museum is dedicated to preserving human history by examining the oral histories, e-histories, and photos of the participants of the seminal event of this century - World War II. No great army in history has been without its elite formations. Units such as the Praetorian Guard of Rome, the Imperial Guard of Napoleon and Roger's Rangers of Colonial America had legacies that often outlived the armies they were only a part of. During World War II, America's Rangers, Airborne, Marines, and OSS were America's elite. These are their voices and photos.

US Air Force Museum-World War II History
The USAF Museum (USAFM) portrays the history and traditions of the United States Air Force through specialized displays and exhibition of historical items at the USAFM.

The Arizona Memorial Museum Association (AMMA)
The primary purpose of this cooperating association is to aid the interpretation and related visitor service activities of the National Park Service. As a non-profit organization authorized by Congress, AMMA makes interpretive and educational materials available to park visitors by sale through our bookstores and mail order program. We also support research, interpretation, and conservation programs of the National Park Service.

Battleship Row
A photographic look at the United States Navy during the attack on Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941

BBC History-World War II
This site is dedidcated to the history of World War II.

Before Taps Sounded
The Story of a 1st Division Infantryman in World War II

Eye Witness to World War II
History through the eyes of those who lived it.

Pearl Harbor Attacked
The Pearl Harbor History Associates (PHHA) is a non-profit corporation chartered by the Commonwealth of Virginia on July 2, 1985 for the purposes of "education, research, and promulgation of historical data".

Memories of War
The side of World War II you've never seen before! Devoted to World War II Veterans.

The Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum
The Mighty Eighth Air Force Heritage Museum honors the courage, character, and patriotism embodied by the men and women of the Eighth Air Force from World War II to the present.

The National D-Day Museum
"The National D-Day Museum preserves the stories of the American men and women who prevailed in an epic struggle against tyranny. You will learn how they lived, fought and died for your freedom in the most titanic war in world history."

The Second World War Experience Center
In October the Second World War Experience Centre will feature personal experiences from prisoners of the Imperial Japanese Army, who laboured on the construction of the infamous Thai-Burma railway. This material illustrates the horrendous living and working conditions suffered by the prisoners. We will also include recollections of Far Eastern Prisoners of War held in other camps who suffered similarly. It will not make for easy reading but we should remember the men who survived and the thousands of prisoners who didn't make it home. If anyone has personal experience of this time, or has family memorabilia in need of a permanent home we would be delighted to hear from you.

Iwo Jima-A Look Back
The official records of the battle. On 19 February 1945, the 5th Marine Amphibious Corps (consisting of the 3rd, 4th, and 5th Marine Divisions) landed on Iwo Jima (Sulphur Island). When the battle was over, 6821 American Marines, Sailors, and Soldiers , along with an estimated 20,000+ Japanese defenders had died.