An illustrated history of The American Legion. This centennial bookazine celebrates The American Legion as it enters its second century. Dozens of never-before-published photographs take readers on a colorful 120-page journey filled with voices, images and reflections on what would become the nation’s largest and most influential veterans service organization. It stands as a mere glimpse into all The American Legion has accomplished since March 15-17, 1919.
Chapters include:
100 Years of The American Legion
Why I Back The Legion (by Theodore Roosevelt Jr., 1919)
Evolution of the Cap
Peace Through Strength (national security)
The Legion in Pop Culture (music, movies, and more)
To Care for Veterans (health care, benefits, opportunity)
Legionnaires in Chief (Presidents who have worn the cap)
When Disaster Strikes (putting military training and skills to use during catastrophes)
Named for the Legion (highways, bridges, ships, and parks)
100 Percent Americanism
American Legion Baseball
Children and Youth
The Legion Family (Auxiliary, Sons, and Riders)
National Conventions
Honor and Remembrance
Reflections (why today's veterans support the Legion)