And Guadalcanal proved to be the first time that the Allies are going to gain a foothold in the Pacific as we make our way to Tokyo. Pacific Theater challenges, fighting in the tropics, that's the fifth exhibit. And as you walk out of Guadalcanal, you literally walk into a recreated rice hut where you're going to learn all about the different challenges that these soldiers faced, including disease, which killed more Americans than gunfire did, as well as the nurses and the medics and the chaplains and the Seabees that laid all the groundwork of infrastructure like airports and roads for the coming invasion. Island hopping footholds in the Pacific, and you literally walk onto a recreated beachhead of Tarawa, which really gives you the idea of what these soldiers were walking into. Now that the Seabees have laid down the groundwork of infrastructure, now we can land our B-52 bombers as we get closer and closer to Tokyo. And it's this island hopping strategy that is going to be successful at the end of the day. One of the more visually stunning pieces of the exhibit is the second front, the CBI.