Month: June 2019

USAA Tips: How to maximize your unemployment time Content provided courtesy of USAA Unemployment is no fun. The longer you don’t have a job, the tougher is seems to get […]

Indiana Legion hosting special celebration June 30 The American Legion Department of Indiana is hosting a public event June 30 to celebrate recent renovations and the burial of a 25-year […]

10 facts about the Treaty of Versailles Formally opened on January 18, 1919, the Paris Peace Conference was the international meeting that established the terms of peace after World War […]

Senate resolution calls for ‘American Legion Week’ On June 26, a bipartisan group of U.S. senators introduced a Senate resolution honoring The American Legion’s 100th anniversary of serving veterans, their […]

4 basic civilian wardrobe tips From Military.com | By Lida Citroën As a servicemember, your wardrobe has been pretty simple for your career thus far – you have BDUs and […]

Severe storm tears off roof of centennial Legion post Heavy rain and strong winds swept through Jackson, Mo., last Friday, June 21 and ripped off the middle section of American […]

Anniversaries on display in Indianapolis American Legion Family members attending the 101st National Convention in Indianapolis in August have the opportunity to visit National Headquarters downtown, just over a mile […]

‘Incredible’ Legion support helps bring disabled veterans together Fifty years ago, Paul Minillo, Bill Hancock, Ron Marmon, Joe Hughes and Tom Crites all served together in Vietnam in the U.S. […]

President signs Blue Water Navy Veterans Act into law The decades-long fight for Blue Water Navy veterans to receive VA disability benefits for illnesses linked to exposure to Agent Orange […]

Security clearance 101 From Military.com | By Allan Hoffman A security clearance is often essential to landing a technology job with a government contractor or federal agency handling sensitive information. […]