The USS Hornet Museum is commemorating the 74th anniversary of World War II’s infamous Doolittle Tokyo Air Raid, the first strike against Japan after Pearl Harbor, which was led by Alameda-born Gen. James “Jimmy” Doolittle. Events include a presentation by WWII veteran and former Hornet CV-8 crewmember, Richard Nowatzki who was an eyewitness to the launch of the historic Raid.

Sleep among the spirits as you spend the night onboard after touring the USS Hornet exclusively in small groups after hours. Investigate the historic aircraft carrier’s well-known “paranormal hot spots” while she is illuminated in the red lights used for “night ops.” Will we be alone in the dark? Book now and find out! The overnight stay begins at 6:00pm and costs $100 per person ($75 for members). Reservations Required: (510) 521-8448 x224

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Celebrate JULY 4th aboard USS Hornet and fundraise for a True Patriot! BUY TICKETS TODAY! Large Family? A family can save by buying a Membership today! Museum Members can come aboard for...

WELCOME TO THE FLEET Presented by the USS Hornet Sea, Air & Space Museum  BUY YOUR TICKETS TODAY!   Join USS Hornet in celebrating Fleet Week! Enjoy dancing on the hangar...