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Mr. Burl Burlingame is a feature writer for The Honolulu Star-Bulletin.[CR-LF][CR-LF]Mr. Burlingame has worked as chief photographer for the Sun Press newspapers, as media advisor for Hawaii Pacific College, and as editor of Hawaii Coastal Zone News, before joining the Honolulu Star-Bulletin in 1979. [CR-LF][CR-LF]Mr. Burlingame, winner of many national awards for scale-model building, has tried to couple the discipline of scientific observations and the creativity of mass communications, with the goal of popularizing historic interpretations. He has written, photographed, and designed the book, "Da Kine Sound: Conversations with People Who Create Hawaiian Music." He has also authored "Advance Force/Pearl Harbor," which in 1993, was voted as one of the top five nonfiction books by independent judges from the Hawaii Book Publishers Association. He is also the author of the Task Force report of Hawaii Museum Center. [CR-LF]While still a student in Hawaii schools, he worked with environmental and preservation associations, both as an activist and journalist. He has created a use plan for the National Park Service in San Francisco, has designed and built exhibits for the Pacific Aerospace Museum, the U.S. Army Museum of Hawaii, the Bowfin Museum, the Arizona Memorial, the Maritime Center, and the Hawaii Museum Center. Mr. Burlingame is an Eagle Scout, who likes to restore antique military vehicles, and plays in the blues band for the Honolulu Blue Devils. In 1989, he founded a company specializing in historic interpretation named Pacific Monograph. Mr. Burlingame is also director of collections and iInterpretation for the Pacific Aerospace Museum. He is chairman of the Barbers Point Museum Task Force, director of Pacific Aerospace Museum, and was a member of the board of Seagull Schools. [CR-LF][CR-LF]Mr. Burlingame majored in both journalism and anthropology at the University of Missouri.

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