It takes you through the major battles, it takes you through cultural differences, logistical challenges, and it is filled with artifacts including a shark-faced P-40 Warhawk. You're going to be able to get a personalized dog tag, there are oral histories, recreated environments, short films. It is incredible. So let's take you through the ten different exhibits really quickly, and then before you know it you're going to be going to the website down below and getting your tickets. The first exhibit, a huge visual display on the screen, the road to Tokyo facing the rising sun, really witnessing Japan's imperialistic moves on the big map prior to, of course, the big day, December 7th, 1941, the Pearl Harbor attack. We declare war on Japan. Four days later, everything changes again with Germany and Italy declaring war on the United States.