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Member Information
The American Legion Emblem |
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"There shines the Emblem of The American Legion, it is your badge of distinction, honor and
service. It stands for God and Country, and the highest rights of man. Of its several parts, each has a meaning." |
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The Rays of the Sun form the background of our proud Emblem, and suggest that the Legion's principles
will dispel the darkness of violence and evil. |
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The Wreath forms the center, in loving memory of those brave comrades who gave their lives in the service
of the United States, that liberty might endure. |
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The Star - victory symbol of World War I, signalizes as well honor, glory and constancy. The letters
U.S. leave no doubt as to the brightest star in the Legion's star. |
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Two Large Rings the outer one stands for the rehabilitation of our sick and disabled buddies. The
inner one denotes the welfare of America's children. |
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Two Small Rings set upon the star. The outer pledges loyalty and Americanism. The inner is for
service to our communities, our states and the Nation. |
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The words American Legion tie the whole together for truth, remembrance, constancy, honor, service,
veterans affairs and rehabilitation, children and youth, loyalty, and Americanism. |
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| A-10 form Gowen Field |
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| National Commander Thomas P. Cadmus' Visit |
Combat Readiness Training
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| Commander Cadmus watches a fly by from the tower |
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