A history of Punchbowl
Subtitle: Arlington of the Pacific
By: Pierre Moulin.
Publisher: Hawaii Army Museum Society
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Honolulu, Hawaiʻi
Language: eng
Subjects: National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific -- History; National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific -- Guidebooks; War memorials -- Hawaii -- Honolulu; Registers of births, etc. -- Hawaii -- Honolulu; World War, 1939-1945 -- Pacific Area; World War, 1939-1945 -- Registers of dead; Honolulu (Hawaii) -- Buildings, structures, etc; United States -- Armed Forces -- Registers of dead
Genres: Registers of dead
Table of contents: title: Preface / by James "Duke" Aiona, Jr.; title: Prologue / by Daniel Martinez; title: History; title: The earliest history; title: Punchbowl under the Hawaiian monarchy; title: Punchbowl Fort from 1898 to 1947; title: Easter Sunday; title: National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific; title: Pearl Harbor; title: The cemetery is built; title: Korean War; title: Vietnam War; title: Reflection; title: The cemetery; title: Office and visitor center; title: Grounds; title: The gravesites; title: Religious emblems authorized on the markers; title: The colombarium; title: Memorial Walk; title: The Courts of the Missing; title: The Memorial; title: Adopt-a-Tree Program; title: The honoured dead; title: Medal of Honor winners; title: Other distinguished personalities; title: Special days at Punchbowl; title: Easter Sunrise; title: Memorial Day; title: 100/442nd Memorial Service; title: Veterans Day; title: ANZAC Day; title: P.O.W./M.I.A. Recognition Day; title: Transportation; title: Cemetery hours; title: What you can leave at the cemetery; title: Epilogue / by Gene Castagnetti.