Battery 155 - Barber's Point

Battery 155 - Barber's Point (1937-194?) - Battery 155 - Barber's Point was a temporary, World War II, 155mm coastal gun battery on Panama mounts. Located near Fort Kamehameha, Honolulu County, Hawaii. Battery construction started 13 Apr 1937, was completed 30 Jun 1937 and transferred to the Coast Artillery for use 16 Aug 1937 at a cost of $ 5,174.79. Deactivated in 194?. World War II Part of the Harbor Defense of Pearl Harbor. Originally built as a temporary World War II coastal gun battery for, four 155mm M1918 guns mounted on M1918 mobile carriages emplaced on circular Panama mounts. The guns for this battery were kept at the Fort Kamehameha gun park and transported to the three Panama mount gun batteries operated by Fort Kamehameha when needed. 155mm M1918 Gun at Fort Morgan Panama Mount at Fort Pickens Battery 155 - Barber's Point Plan Current Status One Panama mount remains visible, no period guns or carriages in place. {"selectable":false,"height":"-500","width":"-500"} Location: Barber's Point, Honolulu County, Hawaii. Map point is either Panama mount #3 or #4. Maps & Images Lat: 21.298107 Long: -158.105544 Multi Maps from ACME Maps from Bing Maps from Google Elevation: Approximately 10.' Sources: Dorrance, William H., Fort Kamehameha: The Story of the Harbor Defenses of Pearl Harbor, White Mane Publishing Co., 1993, 163 pages, ISBN 0-942597-51-6 Links: CDSG Visited: No