Sons of The American Legion
Members include males of all ages whose parents or grandparents served in the U.S. military and were eligible for American Legion membership.
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About the Sons
The Sons of The American Legion was founded in 1932. -
National Commander
National Commander of the Sons of The American Legion. -
National Officers
National Officers of the Sons of The American Legion. -
Commissions & Committees
Commissions and committees of The Sons of The American Legion. -
Join The Sons
Eligibility requirements and membership application. -
Target Dates
View target dates and renewal schedule. -
Future Meetings
Spring meetings, fall meetings and more. -
Publications & Forms
Training, guidelines, publications and useful forms. -
Resources
Roles, Responsibilities and Expectations (RRE), and other key organizational information. -
The Millennium Digital Archive
The Millennium is a printable PDF newsletter distributed each month and includes local and national SAL stories, reports from SAL leadership and more. -
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently asked questions regarding membership and more.
SAL: Share your why
With over 400,000 members, the Sons of The American Legion undoubtedly contains over 400,000 unique stories on why its members are going above and beyond to honor the veterans whose service enabled those members to join the SAL.
At The American Legion National Headquarters, we want to share those stories.
Tell us why you joined, what makes your squadron unique, and what makes you proud to be a Son!
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A Foundation of Hope
I was about to give up... I wouldn’t have known where to go.
Korean War Army veteran Willie Alvin Cousin, who received long-overdue and wrongly denied VA disability benefits after his case was reopened and won by American Legion Department Service Officer K. Robert Lewis
These were important things. It helped them not get behind in their rent... It helped them put food in the refrigerator.
Coast Guard Vice Commandant Adm. Charlie Ray, after American Legion Temporary Financial Assistance helped more than 3,120 children whose active-duty families were affected by the federal government shutdown.
Your donation provides hope for disabled veterans and children in need.