Each year, more than one million veterans, their families, and visitors flock to the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, where the remains of men and women who served in the U.S. Armed Forces ...

The Punchbowl crater is an extinct volcano historically known as Puowaina which formed some 75,000 to 100,000 years ago. In ancient times it was used for Native Hawaiian religious ceremonies.

The National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific — often called Punchbowl, after the crater it resides in — opened in 1949 amid a vast need for cemetery space following the end of World War II ...

Built in 2003 and recently renovated in 2017, The Plaza at Punchbowl is a class-A facility that features 68 independent living (IL) units, 20 assisted living (AL) units and 20 memory care (MC) units.

May 30—City and military officials gathered with local veterans and their families for a Monday morning ceremony at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific in Punchbowl Crater. City and ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs plans to break ground around November on a project to put in 7,000 more columbarium "niches" for cremated remains at Punchbowl cemetery.

A new public information center is the centerpiece of improvements to Hawaii’s ‘Punchbowl’ cemetery By John Caulfield, Senior Editor | June 24, 2016 A hilltop public information center being built on ...