Tiki torches, newly landscaped plants and older trees surround the recently opened Navy Lodge.

Pearl Harbor, Hawaii (Feb. 06, 2004) Tiki torches, newly landscaped plants and older trees surround the recently opened Navy Lodge Hawaii located on Ford Island. The lodge held its grand opening Jan. 28 and is housed in a historic landmark building erected in 1941, and served as a Bachelor Officers Quarters until 1984. The building was also used as an emergency medical center during the attack on Pearl Harbor and was featured in the film Tora! Tora! Tora! Preserving the buildings 1940s design both inside and out was a main priority during the renovation period. The $22 million renovated lodge comes equipped with 55 two-room suites and will help service members and their families with the transition upon first arriving or leaving Hawaii by providing convenient access to Pearl Harbor and a place to live while looking for a residence in the local area or waiting to move into base housing. U.S. Navy photo by Photographers Mate 1st Class William R. Goodwin. File# 040206-N-3228G-008