Correction: Veterans Hall of Fame story

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - In a story March 20 about the Indiana Military Veterans Hall of Fame, The Associated Press reported erroneously that to be eligible for induction, a veteran would have to have been born in Indiana, lived there for at least eight years and entered military service in the state. A veteran would be eligible if only one of those criteria applied.

A corrected version of the story is below:

Indiana Military Veterans Hall of Fame looking for nominees

The Indiana Military Veterans Hall of Fame is looking for nominations for its next group of honorees

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - The Indiana Military Veterans Hall of Fame is soliciting nominations for its next group of honorees.

The not-for-profit group honors Indiana veterans for service during and after their time in the military. So far the organization has honored 46 men and women. As many as 15 veterans will be part of the next class of honorees.

To be eligible veterans must have been born in Indiana, entered military service in Indiana or lived in Indiana for at least eight years.

All branches of the U.S. armed forces, all ages and living and deceased veterans are eligible. Nomination packets are available online and will be accepted through Aug. 1. Inductions will be Nov. 3 at Fort Benjamin Harrison in Lawrence.

The organization plans to start construction on its own building this spring.