Did you know?

Did you know?

  • On Sept. 22, 140 women veterans left the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport for the first all-women Honor Flight. Read the story here.
  • Yogi Berra, who passed away Sept. 22 at the age of 90, played American Legion Baseball for Fred W. Stockholm Post 245 in St. Louis. In an interview with American Legion Magazine in April 1999, Berra said he "loved American Legion ball" because he was able to travel. "I thought, ‘just think if you make it to the big leagues, you get to travel to all them cities.’ I never would’ve left St. Louis without The American Legion."
  • Two wounded servicemembers received Samsung Galaxy tablets from The American Legion’s Operation Comfort Warriors program during the Sept. 18 Aleethia Foundation Dinner in Washington, D.C. The recipients, retired Army Staff Sgt. Liliana Caparo and Marine Corps Staff Sgt. Anthony Mannino, are recovering at the Walter Reed National Medical Center.
  • American Legion posts and Legion family members are encouraged to march in the largest Veterans Day parade in New York City. America’s Parade will start at 11:15 a.m. on Nov. 11 at Fifth Avenue and 26th Street. To march in the parade, email parade@americanlegion.com. For more information, visit America's Parade website: www.americasparade.org