Punchbowl National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific
is running out of space! You Can Help
is running out of space! You Can Help
Aloha,
Punchbowl National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific
is running out of space! YOU Can HELP- Please Read:
One of the last surviving veterans of the Pearl Harbor attack,
Ray Emory, who was on board the U.S.S. Honolulu, has asked
us to please include the concept of a National Veterans Cemetary
on the battlesite of the Dec 7, 1941 attack on Ewa Field.
Ewa Field was a famous USMC WW-II Aviation Base,
historic December 7 battlesite, and was a Naval Airfield going
back to 1925. It has the ideal type of soil for a cemetary,
and futher, has a large number of fighter aircraft revements
that would be PERFECT for mausoleums. These are
extremely BOMB-PROOF and also very historically fitting
for Veterans who would wish to actually be a PART of
famous WW-II History as well as be interned in an Historic
National Battlefield.
Further, Ewa Field is currently on President Bush's list to
be named as part of a wider National Pearl Harbor Monument,
designated under the National Antiquites Act of 1906.
It is a PERFECT FIT for the West Oahu Community and for
U.S. Military Veterans. And for PRESERVING AMERICA!
The land is a USMC WW-II airfield that was likely the
FIRST American Battle of World War II- being struck by
IJN Zero fighters at 07:55 AM, Dec. 7, 1941, BEFORE
Pearl Harbor was struck. It was also the "Base of Aces",
with famous Ace pilot squadrons like the "Black Sheep,
"Swash Bucklers" and "Wake Island Avengers".
Honolulu Advertiser story- Front Page, Wednesday
http://www.honoluluadvertiser
KGMB TV News Story
http://kgmb9.com/main/content
KHNL TV News Story
http://www.khnl.com/global
President Bush Memo "Pearl Harbor National Monument"
http://www.december7.com/1941
Presidential Executive Order 13287: "Preserve America"
http://www.december7.com/1941
We need YOUR help to make the U.S. Navy comply with
Federal Preservation Statutes and Presidential Executive Orders
and NOT turn Historic WW-II Ewa Field into a Shopping Center!
Sincerely,
John Bond
P.O. Box 75578
Kapolei, Hi. 96707
808-695-3045
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