Transcription of Officer’s Guide
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The american LegionOfficer s Guide2021 AND 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 OFFICERSLEGEND coordination & informationdirectiveCOMMISSIONS/COMMITTE ES1.
The Four Pillars of The American Legion The American Legion’s four pillars – Veterans Affairs and Rehabilitation, National Security, Americanism, and Children and Youth – are as relevant today as when our organization was founded in 1919. All American Legion officers should be familiar with the programs offered under each pillar, along ...
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