To the end, Edward James “Babe” Heffron insisted that he wasn’t a hero, that his service in World War II was simply part of an obligation to serve his country … Continue reading →
It is with deep regret we inform you of the passing of Commander Bill Quinn’s daughter-in-law, Colleen Quinn. Listed below is the funeral details. Colleen J. Quinn AGE: 45 • … Continue reading →
Making our communities better places in which to live is another core value put in action by American Legion Auxiliary members every day across the country. Whether hosting a standdown … Continue reading →
The National Museum of the U.S. Air Force is adding a 224,000-square-foot building that will open in 2015. The contract for the museum’s newest building, which will be similar in … Continue reading →
A bill crafted with the help of The American Legion would, if enacted, correct a “bureaucratic nightmare” that has caused some servicemembers’ children to be billed for thousands of dollars … Continue reading →
The American Legion and Soldier’s Wish teamed up earlier this month in Branson, Mo., for the “Branson Veterans Homecoming.” The week-long celebration – considered to be the country’s largest Veterans … Continue reading →
The Legion’s mission to make it easier for servicemembers to obtain commercial drivers licenses (CDLs) started with passage of a single federal law. Now, it’s reached every state. On Feb. … Continue reading →
The American Legion is sadly paying its respects today to Lou Brissie Jr., a war hero, Major League Baseball icon and former national Legion Baseball director. Brissie, 89, passed away … Continue reading →
Saturday, December 7th. Cpt Greg Dalessio is one of the 3 Cherry Hill residents that were killed in action in Iraq/Afghanistan. He is also on of the men we honor … Continue reading →