American Legion Training
Learn, Grow, and Become a Leader
The American Legion offers comprehensive training for members to learn, lead, and serve. From Basic Training and National American Legion College to Service Officer courses, Training Tuesdays, and key conferences, Legionnaires can access resources and programs that strengthen knowledge and leadership at every level.
Featured Training Event
National Regional Information Conferences
Join us in Omaha, Nebraska on November 14, 2026, in Albany, New York on January 30, 2027, and in Las Vegas, Nevada on February 6th, 2027.
Attendees will gain valuable insights into Constitution & Bylaws, Post Operations, Be The One, and more, with sessions designed to enhance member engagement and leadership.
Training Courses & Resources
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Basic Training
Official online training program for officers, members, Legion College applicants, and anyone seeking to broaden their knowledge of the nation's largest veterans service organization. -
National American Legion College
Apply to enhance your skills, deepen your understanding of the organization, and prepare for a leadership role within The American Legion. -
Service Officer Training
Designed to provide current and future Department Service Officers with the knowledge and skills for accreditation through the Department of Veterans Affairs. -
Training Tuesdays
60 to 90-minute sessions from American Legion National Headquarters, offering helpful information for post commanders and adjutants. -
Training in a Box
Dropbox repository offering workshop presentations, videos, and digital materials to enhance your training experience.
Training Conferences
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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.