An Unclaimed Navy Veteran will be buried with honors at the Dayton National Cemetery on the Fourth of July. The public is ...

The Dayton Soldiers’ Monument dominates the national cemetery from atop a mound at the center of the landscape. The cornerstone was laid in 1873, and it was completed in 1877.

The Dayton Soldiers' Monument sits atop a hill at the center of the Dayton National Cemetery landscape. The cornerstone was laid in 1873, and it was completed in 1877.

Our crew spoke to a Columbus woman who lost her husband this past February. She said her husband, an Army veteran, asked to be buried at the cemetery at the Dayton VA Medical Center, where more ...

The Dayton National Cemetery and more than 60 other cemeteries across the country took part in a national day of service and remembrance of one of the world’s biggest terrorist attacks.

Dayton National Cemetery - one of just five national Department of Veterans Affairs' cemeteries in Ohio - was one of the first sites to pilot expanding the wreath program outside Arlington.

>>PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Dayton National Cemetery honors fallen 9/11 first responders. More than 1,500 people have registered to volunteer at 65 National Cemeteries across the nation and they will ...

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – On this Memorial Day, families and friends of those service men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice are paying their respects at Dayton’s National Cemetery. Donna ...

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — National Wreaths Across America Day will see the laying of thousands of wreaths to honor fallen veterans. The wreaths will be housed at the Dayton National Cemetery on Dec ...

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — A Memorial Day ceremony was held at the Dayton National Cemetery Monday. The first in-person ceremony since 2019. “Memorial Day is one of those special days when we pause ...

DAYTON — The bodies of two people in 1984 were placed in unmarked graves already occupied by veterans buried nearly a century earlier at the Dayton National Cemetery, its director confirmed Tuesday.

The last of World War II's Doolittle Raiders —Dayton, Ohio, native Lt. Col. Richard Cole, died April 9, but more than four months later, he still hasn't been laid to rest in Arlington National ...