Military

Its creators say the National Veterans Memorial and Museum opening on Columbus’ riverfront Saturday is neither a war memorial nor a military museum

O’Connor has served in numerous operational and staff positions and commanded units at the squadron and group level

A private memorial service at the academy’s chapel followed by a procession to the burial site was to mark the farewell Sunday to a man who lived a very public life.

Investigation looked at how remains were treated at Dover Air Force Base before burial at Arlington National Cemetery last year.

Servicewomen can now sport ponytails and other longer hairstyles

A Springfield schools student is paying tribute to someone who made the ultimate sacrifice for his country. The man died on D-Day in 1944 but until recently never had a proper eulogy at his funera

The Marine Corps is considering offering bonuses and other perks to entice older, more experienced Marines to re-enlist as it builds up its cyber operations to defend the nation.

The massive wall is half the size of the War memorial in Washington, D.C. and is free to visit

Announcement of "super armory" made official Friday.

“A perfectly executed strike,” Trump tweeted after U.S., French and British warplanes and ships launched more than 100 missiles nearly unopposed by Syrian air defenses.

The pilot's name has not yet been released. The Thunderbirds team says it doesn't know how the crash will impact future events.

The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) announced Tuesday that the remains Navy Reserve Aviation Ordnanceman 2nd Class Ora H. Sharninghouse, Jr., 22, of McComb, Ohio, were recently accounted-for from World War II. Ordnanceman will be buried April 7 in Findlay.

The Pentagon could disqualify potential recruits with gender dysphoria, those with a history of medical treatments associated with gender transition and those who underwent reconstruction.

Ohio Air National Guard training mission begins.

Officials are increasing the number of waivers for recruits to help expand the Army's size.

With Veterans Day approaching, ceremonies are beginning early in our nation’s capital. The annual reading of names at the Vietnam Memorial Wall is underway.

The 180th Fighter Wing is hosting a 100th anniversary celebration for the 112th Fighter Squadron today.

13abc Action News at Noon Ask the Expert veterinarian discusses a mission this past winter in Africa.

Suicide prevention month is highlighting how the U.S. Can better address the issue. A specific focus currently in Washington is a push to end veteran suicide. Senators are examining what is being done to help veterans in need, and what other efforts are necessary.

Anxious family members waited in the terminal at Toledo Express Airport to welcome their soldiers back home.

The United States on Saturday flew bombers and fighter escorts to the farthest point north of the Demilitarized Zone by any such American aircraft this century.

The Flag City Honor Flight took about 80 veterans to visit the memorials around our nation’s capital. One of them was 102-year-old Betty Casselman.

Divers have recovered the remains of all 10 sailors who went missing after the USS John S. McCain and an oil tanker collided near Singapore last week.

A two-sentence statement said Adm. Scott Swift, commander of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, had relieved Vice Adm. Joseph Aucoin “due to a loss of confidence in his ability to command.”

Malaysian officials have also found one body that has not yet been identified.

Navy Adm. John Richardson, the chief of naval operations, will call for a pause in operations and seek a deeper look at how the Navy trains and certifies its forces that are operating around Japan, according to a Naval official.

The expedition crew of Research Vessel Petrel says it located the wreckage on the floor of the North Pacific Ocean.

awmakers want more say in American military action. Legislation passed by Oklahoma Rep. Tom Cole (R-OK) says the White House needs to do more to keep members of Congress informed. Cole says with changing international threats, Congress needs to approve an updated plan.

The Navy says the commanding officer of a warship that lost seven sailors in a collision off the coast of Japan will be relieved of command.

The Ohio Department of Veterans Services says as many as 750 of the state's 67,000 women veterans, representing all branches of military service, are expected to attend Saturday's conference in Columbus.