Guadalcanal Green Hell Exhibit Immersive Palm Jungle New Orleans United States // NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana — Simulated palm trees, canvas projection screens, and replica ammunition crates line the pathway of the "Guadalcanal: Green Hell" immersive gallery within the Road to Tokyo exhibit. This experiential museum installation details the August 1942 invasion of Guadalcanal, the first major United States amphibious ground assault of World War II. The gallery's environmental design physically mimics the oppressive jungle topography American troops navigated during their six-month campaign to secur

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