Along the waterfront between Bremerton and Gorst, you see the amazing site of mothballed aircraft carriers and other ships. Click here for
lots of photos the Navy fleet of inactive aircraft carriers located near Bremerton Charleston Beach Road West, Bremerton, WA 98312. Click for Google Map.
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Bainbridge Island

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Military & Veteran Memorials
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Bainbridge Island Veteren Memorials
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Bainbridge Island is named after Commodore William Bainbridge. On Bainbridge Island you will find three areas housing Veteran Memorials: Bainbridge Memorial Field (located at Bainbridge Island High School), Bainbridge Island Japanese American Memorial, and Fort Ward.
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Bremerton

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Bataan Park Corner of Sylvan & Olympus Bremerton, WA 98310 360.473.5305
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One acre grassland, overlooking a spectacular view of the Olympic Mountains, is a park offering picnic tables and benches. Also houses the
Bataan Monument, honoring the survivors of the WWII Bataan Death March.
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Tracyton

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Blue Star Memorial Marker 7601 Tracyton Blvd
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Blue Star Highway Memorial Marker is located before turning in to the Kitsap County Fairgrounds. It was placed in 1988 to honor our Veterans by the Garden Club and is adjacent to the J.A. & Anna F. Smith Park.
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Port Gamble

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Buena Vista (Port Gamble Historic) Cemetery
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The Port Gamble town cemetery dates from 1856 when U.S. Navy Coxswain Gustave Englebrecht of the U.S.S. Massachusetts died in a skirmish with Haida raiders, in the French & Indian War in Port Gamble. Englebrecht is credited with being the first U.S. Navy man killed in the Pacific. Town founder Josiah Keller died in 1862 in Victoria and he is buried here in a plot surrounded by an iron fence, but without a headstone. The cemetery is located at NE Walker and Pacific in Port Gamble
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Bremerton

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Evergreen Rotary Park 1400 Park AVE Bremerton, WA 98337 360.473.5305
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Play at the beach or enjoy Concerts in the Park (June/July)
Evergreen Rotary Park offers: 10 acres, 1,900 feet of shoreline, group shelter, shelters, picnic tables, BBQs, 2 half-court basketball, boat launch, sand volleyball court, 75 parking spaces. Home to Bremerton World War I Memorial with 40MM saluting guns (Mark V & Mark 11) off of USS West Virginia and bronze plaques listing Bremerton service members who lost their lives in the Great War. Also, in the process of being constructed, is a 911 and Veteran's memorial.
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Bremerton

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Hal's Corner
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Two sets of 40 MM Bofors guns and an anchor from the USS Bremerton are located in this park area in honor of Hal Fischler, founding father of the Navy League in Bremerton.
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Bremerton

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Harborside Fountain Park Pacific Avenue
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The Harborside Fountain Park includes the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard Memorial Plaza dedicated to shipyard workers and shipyard founder, Lt. Ambrose Wycoff. On the other side of the ferry terminal is the Louis B. Mentor Boardwalk which includes the memorial for the USS Franklin CV-13, the Vietnam icon USS Turner Joy, and at the end of the marina stands the Lone Sailor Statue.
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Bremerton

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Illahee State Park 3540 Bahia Vista Bremerton, WA 98310
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ILLAHEE STATE PARK is a 75-acre marine camping park with 1,785 feet of saltwater frontage on Port Orchard Bay. The park has plenty of parking space, lots of fresh air, facilities for a number of outdoor activities and access to a variety of water sports. At the park entrance there is a set of 5"/51 guns off of the USS West Virginia, (BB-48). There are two plaques, one honors all who have served this country; the other plaque honors Mr. Earle Henry Harkins, shipyard worker and first caretaker of the park.
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Bremerton

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Ivy Green Cemetery 1410 Naval AVE Bremerton, WA 98337 360.478.5305
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Ivy Green Cemetery is a division of the Bremerton Parks & Recreation
Department and has a large military section with all services
represented and is the site of the "Tomb of the Unknown Soldier" and a reflecting wall honoring
those fallen military men and women. John H. Nibbe, Civil War hero is
also buried here, as well as Wesley Harris, the Marine that Navy gun
range on way the to Seabeck is named after. Open until 8PM or dusk.
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Keyport

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Keyport Saltwater Park
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The Keyport Saltwater Park houses an old memorial anchor that dates back to 1942. Directly across the street is the Naval Undersea Museum where guests may explore and learn about life under the sea, torpedoes and underwater exploration.
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