Remote Pacific Islands
Early Polynesian visits marked the history of islands like Jarvis and Johnston, both of which have fascinating military pasts, including roles as refueling bases and testing sites. Kingman Reef is a mere speck of land, while Palmyra Atoll stands out as the only incorporated U.S. territory not included in Hawaii's statehood. Discover the intriguing stories behind these isolated locations and their varied uses throughout history.In this clip
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The United States Minor Outlying Islands
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