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The leader of the nation’s preeminent veterans organization criticized Congress for delaying a needed GI Bill because of cost. Improvements to the current GI Bill, like its predecessors, will serve as the ultimate stimulus package for veterans, their families, and for the nation.






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Rick Monday’s Great Play

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Students Trample On Old Glory

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American Legion National Commander Visits Oregon's South Coast

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Post Commander Reflects On Iraq Milestone

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Irondequoit American Legion Post 134 turns 80

Irondequoit Post (NY) Irondequoit, N.Y. - Near the front of the room, a table was set for one as a solemn tribute to those who couldn’t enjoy the celebration. More than 60, including Iraq veteran Charlie Vancheri, traveled to Ridgemont Country Club in Greece April 20 to mark the 80th...

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American Legion Presents Check to Fisher House in Fallen Soldier's Name

KDSK St. Louis The Festus branch of the American Legion presented a special gift in memory of a local soldier killed in Iraq. The group presented Andy Habsieger's family a $2,000 check, which will go to the Fisher House Foundation, a non-profit organization that builds lodging for military families near...

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American Legion Gives Grant To Local Veteran

Latah Eagle (ID) Commander Rose Sharp of Dudley Loomis Post #6 in Moscow presented a $500 check Tuesday, February 12, to Nicolas Bosse, a local veteran wounded while serving in Iraq. Thanks to a half-million dollar grant from the Coalition to Salute America's Heroes to the national headquarters of The...

American Legion Members Roll Up Sleeves To Restore Historic Building

By BETTY SMITHTahlequah Daily PressPress special writer Almost a century ago, young men from Cherokee County responded to their nation’s call during World War I. When they returned, they founded American Legion Post 50. Today that post remains active to lend a hand to veterans of all wars, including the...

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