Officer’s Guide

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The American LegionOfficer s Guide2021AND MANUAL OF CEREMONIESThe following chart explains the relationship a local post has with other posts, the district or county, the department and National Headquarters. For the sake of brevity, post subcommittees are not included. A list of standard post committees and other non- traditional committees (depending on a post s programs and activities) begins on page American LegionLevels of CommunicationNATIONAL HEADQUARTERSDEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERSDISTRICT AND/OR COUNTYPOST COMMANDER55 departmentsApproximately 800 districtsApproximately 12,000 postsPOST ADJUTANTOTHER ELECTED OFFICERSLEGENDcoordination & informationdirectiveCOMMISSIONS/COMMITTE ES1. Americanism2. Children and Youth3. Economic4. Finance5. House6. Internal Affairs7. Legislative8. Membership & Post Activities9. Media & Communications10. Veterans Affairs & Rehabilitation11.

readers have any concerns about anything in this guide, they are strongly advised to contact their respective department and ... Ceremonies, which describes ceremonies prescribed by the National Trophies, Awards and Ceremonials ... We hope this handbook will help in the post’s mission, and we encourage post officers to become familiar

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