It is breathtaking. You're going to be introduced to the key nine military leaders on both sides, as well as being introduced to the U.S. strategy of a two-front attack on Japan, not only using the U.S. Navy to make a beeline through the Central Pacific, but also that Southwest corridor, New Guinea, the Philippines. And you're also going to witness those early Japanese victories, including Singapore and the Philippines, and the treatment that occurred to the American POWs in the Philippines. As you walk off the USS Enterprise, you walk into the third exhibit, a new naval warfare, which focuses on aircraft carriers and submarines. You have to remember that we lost most of our battleships at Pearl Harbor, so this is going to be the way to go. The exhibit focuses not only on what life was like on these aircraft carriers, which is extensive and incredibly fascinating, but also on the warfare, including the Doolittle Raid, the Coral Sea Battle, and Midway, of course. You're going to get to see on these humongous screens what it was really like as you watch the planes take off.