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Politics of Sight/Site: Hypervisibility/Invisibility of Kahuku Training Area and the Pacific Missile Range Facility in Relation to Tourist Destinations
This thesis examines Kahuku Training Area on Oʻahu and Pacific Missile Range Facility on Kauaʻi and the ways in which they are rendered invisible or hypervisible by the tourist destinations in close proximity to or within the bases. Utilizing archival research, mapping technologies like Google and A
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