Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard

06/06/2026

in history, 82 years ago nearly 160,000 Allied troops landed along a heavily fortified, 50-mile stretch of coastline to begin the invasion that would eventually free Europe from tyranny during WWII.

Today, on the anniversary of , we honor and remember all the courageous warfighters who fought for freedom on D-Day in Normandy, Tuesday, June 6th, 1944.

06/06/2026

📢 JBPHH COMMUNITY UPDATE:

⭐️ Effective JUNE 21, 2026 ⭐️

MAKALAPA GATE [ 7 days a week]
🚘 Driving Gate will be OPEN from 5 a.m. - 10 p.m.
🚶🏻‍♂️Pedestrian Gate OPEN from 4-5 a.m.

K***Z GATE
🚗 POV Gate OPEN 5 a.m. - 5 p.m. M-F

🟢 Nimitz, O’Malley, Borchers, Ford Island & Halawa Pedestrian Gates are 24/7

ℹ️ Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam

06/05/2026

📢 UPDATE:

Power has been restored and full shipyard operations have resumed.

06/04/2026

📢: SAFETY NOTICE

Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard & IMF is experiencing an unplanned power outage. The Navy is working to resolve the issue as soon as possible. A time frame of restoration is not yet known.

06/03/2026

⏳⚓🧭 The Battle of Midway (June 3–7, 1942) is widely known as the most decisive engagement in modern naval warfare.

Deep in the historic Building 1 of Pearl Harbor, Station Hypo (an elite unit of cryptologists and linguists) broke the Japanese code in May 1942, unveiling an imminent plan of attack in the Pacific.

With USS Yorktown (CV 5) en route to Pearl Harbor Navy Yard needing urgent repairs, our workforce jumped into action. Thanks to their round-the-clock efforts, the carrier was and rejoined the fleet out at sea. In June, our U.S. Navy shipyard's hard work went on to directly support the war efforts in this historic clash.

Though the "Fighting Lady" was eventually lost during the , fondly remembers her and how our legacy of grit was underscored, the was there when our nation needed it most.

Watch the historic recount from Naval History & Heritage Command here:

June 1942: Believing the U.S. Pacific Fleet is on the verge of collapse, the Japanese hope another defeat will force the U.S. to quit the war. The Japanese plan to invade the small, strategic outpost of Midway Island, which, if taken, will allow them to threaten Hawaii directly. U.S. Navy cryptograp...

06/03/2026

Verified, certified authentic, yes, is goals. ✅

When it comes to readiness, we can CAPTCHA them all, we certainly aren't robots. We are a mighty command that works behind the scenes, but make no mistake the results of our work echoes across the globe. We couldn't pick just one standout shop if we tried because our waterfront is stacked with highly skilled professionals. Where excellence is the baseline, these are the hands that keep the fleet !

06/01/2026

Big things are on the horizon! 🏗️

Crane P-82 is officially on its way from the mainland to . This 175-ton portal crane is a major milestone in modernizing the infrastructure to keep the U.S. Navy Fleet .

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05/30/2026

📢 COMMUNITY UPDATE: GATE CLOSURE

🛑: NIMITZ GATE CLOSED
🗓️: JUNE 2 | Tuesday
⏰: 6 p.m. - 12 p.m.
🚧: Makalpa Gate OPEN during this time
ℹ️: Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam

05/30/2026

No magic wand required.. just planning, engineering, and teamwork. 🪄 ✨

Portal Crane P-82 is officially on its journey to , where it will become part of the next generation of shipyard infrastructure supporting our mission keeping the U.S. Navy Fleet !

The Navy’s Shipyard Infrastructure Optimization Program (SIOP) is a long-term effort, with support from NAVFAC and CNIC, to modernize the nation’s public shipyards (including us at the ) through investments in facilities, dry docks, and critical equipment.

Safe travels P-82!

05/29/2026

Highlighting our shipyard Sailors! 👏

Last week, Shipyard Commander Capt. McCrillis presented awards to two service members during an All Hands Call. You are the lifeblood of our U.S. Navy. Thank you for your continued teamwork and daily dedication to the mission. We keep the fleet !

📸1️⃣: EMN1 Tyler Thayer - Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal (MOVSM)

📸2️⃣: MMA1 Anthony Bollman – Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal

Photos by Kenny Jones