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    Tammie K.

    I assisted a young cousin from the mainland now stationed at Kaneohe Marine Corps Base plan his elopement with less than 24 hours notice. He doesn't know much about the island except he wanted the ceremony at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam Field. I immediately though of the beautiful beaches and locations at Hickam. He and his fiancée immediately selected Foster's Point for the beauty and indescribable aquamarine color of the ocean. We had a quick ceremony under a tree at the point. The photographs were lovely, it's a very special place that will provide them with memories for many years to come.

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    Simply beautiful. Can be used for parties and events. The water views are great.

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    Beautiful place that is nice to relax and quiet during the right parts of the day.

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    Been stationed at Hickam AFB in the past and returned for my second tour at (now) Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam.

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    Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam - Sunset from Hickam

    Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam

    (53 reviews)

    This is a beautiful well-maintained fully operational military base. A lot of the bigger bases…read morewhere multiple missions are assigned have become "joint bases" meaning no longer single service. For example, Hickam - Air Force and Pearl Harbor next door - Navy. As you enter those areas you still get the sense of Navy or Air Force (Army also included at other installations) but they are considered Joint now with missions that overlap (Marines in there too at some locations). It's a way to consolidate some common services and save the taxpayers some dollars (at least in theory). So anyway, this is a great assignment for many with everything right on base from living (housing), shopping (Exchange and commissary) and recreation. There's also lodging for visitors if you can get it. The stay will be a lot less expensive than in Honolulu proper. Even if you are staying off-base, it's worth a visit to check things out.

    Picked up military promo tickets for Disney at the MWR…read more LOCATION & DECOR: Clean, and oddly arranged. The room was definitely made for some other purpose. The desks feel crowded and unorganized. PRICE: $$$ You won't find better ticket deals for Disney than military promo tickets and anyone with a military identification card can purchase 6 tickets at the promo price per year per park --Disneyland/Disneyworld. Paid $319 for 3 day Park Hopper pass for Disneyland. SWAG/AMENITIES: -Event and theme park tickets -Equipment rental STAFF & EXPERIENCE: Had a little wait when we came in, and signed up on the guest list. Once our name was called, we were greeted politely and questioned about our needs. We were informed of the deals on the Disneyland tickets and were able to purchase and secure them right on the spot they told us how to use the tickets. It's not the same as the old days where you just show up with a ticket handed to the person and you're through. I recommend for any military members or dependence trying to get tickets for Disney or universal.

    Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam

    Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam

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    What is DBIDS? DBIDS stands for Defense Biometric IDentification System. It's a security system…read moreused by the U.S. Department of Defense to manage access to military installations and facilities. It relies on biometric data, such as fingerprints or iris scans, to verify the identity of individuals seeking entry. Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam utilizes the Defense Biometric Identification System (DBIDS) for access control. Visitors, contractors, and other non-DOD personnel typically need to register with DBIDS to gain access to the base.

    J OINT B ASE P EARL…read moreH ARBOR H ICKAM A IR F ORCE B ASE It's "America's Bridge Across the Pacific." It's also THE BEST of both world's, too. Naval Station Pearl Harbor Base and Hickam Air Force Base merged in 2010 to become what it is today: JBPHH. It is truly the best base I've ever lived on or near just due to its locality and history. There was so much to see, learn, and do! Check out the ITT Office or read the Great Life Hawaii magazine to sign up for one of the historical tours of the base. Some of my favorite experiences on base were visiting International Navy ships during RIMPAC, seeing Air Force One on the flight line during former President Obama's many visits to Oahu, and attending the Rock The Troops concert hosted by Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. I had mostly frequented Hickam Commisary (best kept secret!), Pearl Harbor Chapel, Hickam Chapel, Aloha Aina Park (Hickam), Makalapa Clinic, and Hickam Beach. JBPHH is also a fantastic place for a long run or workout outdoors, but they also have two of the nicest Fitness Centers offering great exercise classes. If you're into watching airplanes taking off of the runway, what better way to watch them while standing waist deep in Mamala Bay? The soft, white sand, and the warm, turquoise blue ocean always reminded me to enjoy every minute of this piece of paradise. Aloha!

    Pearl Harbor National Memorial & Visitors Center - The Arizona that was sunk

    Pearl Harbor National Memorial & Visitors Center

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    What a lovely memorial site, respectfully maintained by the National Park System and their rangers,…read moreas well as the U.S. military. I got tickets for the USS Arizona memorial online about a month before our visit. They are also released 24 hours in advance for the next day, and the standby line seemed to be efficient the day we were there (a July Tuesday). The cost of the tickets is $2, which is actually just a booking fee. Tickets for the other tours (the battleship, submarine, and aviation museum) may be purchased at the visitors' center. The film that accompanies the USS Arizona tour is separate from your ticket time, so see that before or after getting in line for your reservation. After checking in, you'll hear a short Pearl Harbor history lecture by one of the rangers, then you'll be ferried to the memorial. You don't have to arrange or plan for the ferry outside of your reservation. There's a very tiny gift shop with tons of souvenirs, but it's difficult to navigate with wall-to-wall swarms of other guests. Parking is free, and our Uber there from Waikiki wasn't outrageous. We made the mistake of taking a cab back, though, and that was very expensive. Resist the urge to jump into one of the waiting cabs and just wait for an Uber back. There were also shuttles.

    What an awesome experience - we were here at the beginning of the day and got to hear Reveille and…read morethen the pledge of allegiance as the USS Memorial at 8am. What a cool experience and great opportunity to be here and be a part of this. We were supposed to be on site and in line 10mins ahead of our 8am tour - we didn't arrive until 759am. The ranger allowed us to stay in line and told us to wait until the 815am boat. The rangers were very professional and helpful and we appreciated them, The tour to the Arizona and the exhibits all around the Pearl Harbor Memorial is very well done. Ranger Price is the gentleman who took care of our group and he was quite professional and did a very good job.

    USS Arizona Memorial Programs - Parking lot front

    USS Arizona Memorial Programs

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    What a moving experience and wonderfully well done memorial plaza and display of the exhibits all…read morealong the area where the USS Arizona lays in the water - just below the surface. It is well done, clean with restrooms and snacks and souvenirs, The folks are friendly and helpful and we were glad we visited.

    The tickets for the USS Arizona are released in 2 waves: 2 months prior and the day before. I…read moremissed the first window, so I was glad I was able to snag a spot the day prior. I believe I selected the 2nd earliest slot. When you get to Pearl Harbor, there's 2 main exhibits that give a good summary of the history surrounding the events at Pearl Harbor. Those are free and don't require any sort of ticket. I can see it getting fairly busy later in the day, and it might be harder to get up close to some of the displays. Before getting to the USS Arizona, there's a short film and one of the employees emphasized that the USS Arizona is a burial site, so we should be respectful. Afterwards, it was a short boat ride to the USS Arizona. Immediately at the USS Arizona memorial, the mood was very solemn. Over 2 thousand people lost their lives from the attack on Pearl Harbor, and obviously that's a lot of people, but it's hard to imagine/visualize. But at the memorial, all their names are displayed on the wall. It's very emotional to see all those names and to think about what their families and friends must have gone through to learn about what happened to their loved one. It seemed like everyone there was respectful, including children. The memorial itself is not very large, so you can really take your time to look around and read before the next group disembarks and you can take that boat back. There are many other exhibits at the Pearl Harbor site, but as far as I know, they require some sort of entry fee/reservation. History buffs would love this and could easily spend hours looking at everything. Unfortunately I didn't have too much time, so I only went to the USS Arizona but I still enjoyed it and I thought it was very well done.

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