Ghostly soldiers abound at this World War II historic site, and the sounds of war have been heard by many visitors. One ghost the locals call Charley likes to play pranks, switching radio stations or hurling objects through the air.
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Geographic Information
- Address:
- 118 Palekona Street
Honolulu, Hawaii
United States
Get Directions » - GPS:
- 21.319136405633976, -157.9209882883606
- County:
- Honolulu County, Hawaii
- Nearest Towns:
- Hickam Housing, HI (2.8 mi.)
Iroquois Point, HI (3.9 mi.)
Honolulu, HI (4.1 mi.)
Halawa Heights, HI (4.1 mi.)
Halawa, HI (4.2 mi.)
'Aiea, HI (4.4 mi.)
'Ewa Beach, HI (5.6 mi.)
Waimalu, HI (6.1 mi.)
Pearl City, HI (6.4 mi.)
'Ewa Gentry, HI (7.3 mi.)
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