Ford Island is described as haunted by sounds like phantom footsteps, voices, and distant explosions from the December 7, 1941 attack, along with shadows, glowing mists, and independently moving objects such as lights, radios, and faucets. These phenomena are often associated with the site of the attack, where many perished, and the ghost of "Charley" is a particularly well-known presence, with the area around the runway also considered to be oddly active. Phantom footsteps, whispers, distant explosions, jangling keys, and the sound of booming footsteps echoing down halls. Dark shadows that vanish when approached, glowing mists, and the sight of men on benches in Hangar 37 late at night. Objects moving or turning on by themselves, such as water faucets, radios, and even mannequins like Kramer in Hangar 37, which is seen in different positions each morning. Visitors describe a tangible sensation of terror or profound sadness in the areas where the attack occurred. Hangar 37: The mannequin Kramer is frequently moved, and reports of music and voices are heard there, according to Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum. The Runway: The runway area is known for its strange and unexplainable activities. Throughout the Island: Reports of footsteps and voices, moving objects, and electrical systems being manipulated are common across the island's buildings and residences.