OHIO ANGUs

Certainly! The Ohio Air National Guard Units (OHIO ANGUs) trace their origins to the early 20th century, with the establishment of the 112th Observation Squadron in 1927 at Cleveland, one of the oldest Air National Guard units in the nation. During World War II, Ohio ANG units were federalized and played crucial roles in various theaters, providing reconnaissance and support. In the Cold War era, the Ohio ANG expanded, contributing to homeland defense and participating in both national emergencies and overseas operations, including the Korean and Vietnam Wars. Today, Ohio ANGUs, such as the 121st Air Refueling Wing and the 180th Fighter Wing, are integral to both state and federal missions, supporting disaster response and global military operations.