Museum Programs
The National Museum of the Pacific War offers educational and entertaining programs for all ages. If you have questions about any of our programs you can visit our events page or email us at programs@nimitzfoundation.org.
Educational Programs
Pacific Valor, the National Museum of the Pacific War's living flagship history battle, immerses attendees in the stories of real-life Medal of Honor recipients during World War II. This immersive battle demonstration will include restored WWII vehicles, simulated explosives, blank firing weapons, and a live M2-2 flamethrower for a one-of-a-kind experience brought to you by the living history volunteers of Company K.
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Road to Victory
Road to Victory Battle programs aim to explore the big questions of Pacific campaigns, "Why were we there?, "What happened?,", and "Why does it matter today?". These programs offer an excellent opportunity to learn about the profound tactical decisions that directed the campaign while also granting the audience an chance feel the heat of battle!
During the program, the living history volunteers of Company K will engage in a battle presentation including simulated explosives, blank firing guns, and a real M2-2 flamethrower.
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Admiral Nimitz Annual Conference
Our annual Conference gathers highly regarded historians and scholars who come together to share their thoughts and research on significant events from the Pacific War.
Youth Programs
The National Museum of the Pacific War introduces youth to the values, innovations and experiences through educational programs such as Summer Camps, Robotics and more.
Anniversaries and Commemorations
The National Museum of the Pacific War hosts an array of commemorative and anniversary events every year to highlight important historical occasions marking the Pacific War and the contributions of all veterans.
Special Events and Speakers
The National Museum of the Pacific War offers an array of engaging and dynamic programs for all ages that include on-site and virtual programs. Throughout the year the museum welcomes noted experts in the field of Pacific War studies. This includes author talks, webinars, lectures, and special film screenings. Check in regularly for updates.
