The Shōkaku, lead ship of Japan’s powerful aircraft carrier class, played a critical role in several major World War II ...

Oklahoma’s War Memorial and Museum is getting a new temporary home. The museum’s curator told 2 News’ Naomi Keitt it’s the ...

Pearl Harbor survivor Warren Upton (right) at the USS Utah Memorial Sunset Ceremony at Pearl Harbor, Dec. 6, 2019. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Allen Michael Amani ...

He was assigned to the Nevada-class battleship the USS Oklahoma. The morning of Dec. 7, 1941, Imperial Japan launched a major attack at the American military base at Pearl Harbor.

Naval veteran’s groups and others will observe Pearl Harbor Day at the USS Oklahoma Memorial, located at the Veterans War Memorial on the southeast corner of the Oklahoma State Capitol complex ...

Naval veteran’s groups and others will observe Pearl Harbor Day at the USS Oklahoma Memorial, located at the Veterans War Memorial on the southeast corner of the Oklahoma State Capitol complex ...

FOX23 heard from the crew of the new USS Oklahoma, which will be the first naval vessel to carry the state's name since the USS Battleship Oklahoma sank during the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941.

In this May 24, 1943, file photo, the capsized battleship USS Oklahoma is lifted out of the water at Pearl Harbor. Dozens of crewmen who were trapped inside the ship and died after the Dec. 7 ...

William F. Gusie, of Stillwater. (Credit: DPAA) The remains of a Stillwater veteran who died more than 80 years ago during Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor will return home in the coming weeks.

Naval Fireman First Class Walter Schleiter was assigned to the USS Oklahoma battleship during the attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. Schleiter was 22 when he was killed in the attack.

In 1940, USS Oklahoma‘s base was shifted from the U.S. West Coast to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, and she was among the eight battleships at Pearl Harbor when the Japanese attacked on 7 December 1941.

There's more to Pearl Harbor today than the USS Arizona and USS Missouri. The USS Utah was also sunk in Japan's attack Dec. 7, 1941 and is still there.