Historic Post: Star Bulletin May 11, 1917. Hawaii Honors Ambassador.
hawaiiworldwar1admin2018-11-11T04:18:09+00:00Japan will Honor Remains of Ambassador. A mark of Japanese involvement with Hawaii in WWI.
Japan will Honor Remains of Ambassador. A mark of Japanese involvement with Hawaii in WWI.
Help us spread the word. The event is days away! The most recent flyer for the Hawaii World War I Centennial, Sunday November 11, 2018 at the Natatorium War Memorial can be downloaded HERE .
The Hawaii World War One Centennial Cadet Essay Contest is now in the final year of the program. There are two more opportunities for Cadets to participate with submissions in October 2018 and March 2019. The purpose of the essays was to help JROTC Cadets learn about Hawaii’s experiences in World War One, and how that conflict brought Hawaii closer to Statehood, as its
Wednesday, October 30, 2018 – Col. Arthur Tulak, U.S. Army (ret.), the chair of Hawaii's World War I Centennial Task Force, is pictured above with a World War I re-enactor from the Hawaii Historic Arms Association Col. (R) Tulak was interviewed by Mike Perry on KSSK. Take a listen HERE.
Remarks by Col. (R) Arthur Tulak, Chairman of the Hawaii WWI Centennial Task Force ON BEHALF OF THE HAWAII WORLD WAR ONE CENTENNIAL TASK FORCE, WELCOME THE FIRST OF THE MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND AND VETERANS DAY CELEBRATIONS THAT WILL TAKE PLACE HERE AT HAWAII’S ONLY WWI MEMORIAL DURING THE TWO YEAR CENTENNIAL COMMEMORATION PERIOD.
Attend the unveiling of the Centennial Memorial plaque awarded by the National WWI Centennial Commission on November 2, 2018 at 9am. The 100 Cities / 100 Memorials Program, sponsored by the US World War One Centennial Commission has designated 100 memorials in 100 cities as official "WW1 Centennial Memorials" following a nationwide competitive nomination process.
The service for the 100th year Anniversary of the end of World War I will be commemorated at the Waikiki Natatorium War Memorial on November 11, 2018. This celebratory event will be part of a full day of educational and entertaining activities. Seven films telling stories of WWI will be shown throughout the day.
The 100th year Anniversary of the end of World War I, Armistice, will be commemorated on Veteran’s Day, November 11, 2018. This dual tribute will honor our ancestors who aided the war efforts and volunteered their services. The entire day, Sunday, November 11th, will be full of free to the public activities.
From its initial outbreak in Europe during 1914, World War I raged across the globe until 1918. The U.S. entered “The Great War” in 1917, with the U.S. Territory of Hawaii contributing more than 9,800 volunteers for service. The Hawaii World War One Centennial Task Force has been organized to honor this first global conflict and Hawaii’s contributions. While special events have taken place throughout 2018, Hawaii’s most significant will be held on Veteran’s Day, Nov. 11, at the Waikiki Natatorium War Memorial.