Aerial photo of the seaplane hangars and ramps at Luke Field on Ford Island in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, early 1920s. Note the empty island center and opposite shore.

Caption   Aerial photo of the seaplane hangars and ramps at Luke Field on Ford Island in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, early 1920s. Note the empty island center and opposite shore. ww2dbase
Source    ww2dbaseHawaiian Aviation Archives
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Pearl Harbor Navy Base and Ford Island Naval Air Station   Main article  Photos  Maps  
Photos at Same Place Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii
Added By David Stubblebine
Added Date 11 Nov 2012

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Licensing  Public Domain



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WW2-Era Place Name Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii
Lat/Long 21.3629, -157.9678
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