About The American Legion
“Still Serving America”
Since it’s founding in Paris in 1919, The American Legion has been an advocate for America's veterans, a friend of the U.S. military, a sponsor of community-based programs for young people and a spokesman for patriotic values. Nearly 2.8 million members make it the nation's largest veterans group, with about 15,000 local "posts" in most communities and six foreign countries. Membership is restricted to men and women who served in the U.S. military during an official period of conflict.
James Oxford, National Commander | ||
Greg Jackson, Department Commander | ||
Harry Fisher, District 4 |