The american legion preamble
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THE AMERICAN LEGION PREAMBLE
www.legion.orgThe American Legion Preamble has been the beacon light of The American Legion for more than 100 years. It has been amended only twice in all that time. The last amendment consisted of removing reference to the “The Great” and adding the “All”. It makes the Preamble read today "All Wars," so as to embrace all wars.
February 2022
legionpost432.comAmerican Legion Regular Post Meeting Minutes 5 January 2022 OFFICERS: 10 MEMBERS & GUESTS: 6 TOTAL: 16 The meeting was called to order at 1910 by Commander Sheppard. First Vice Brian Griffin gave a presentation about the Preamble to the …
AMERICAN LEGION POST CONSTITUTION AND BY LAWS …
orlegion.orgAmerican Legion, Department of Oregon. ARTICLE II (objectives) S E C TO I N 1 . The objectives and purposes of this post shall be to promote the principles and policies as set forth in the forgoing preamble, and the National and Departmental Constitutions of The American Legion. ARTICLE III (Nature) SECTION 1 .
CHAPLAIN’S HANDBOOK - American Legion
www.legion.orgTHE AMERICAN LEGION CHAPLAIN The American Legion’s founders believed that God and country cannot be treated as mutually exclusive if the United States is to survive and prosper. Thus, they created the office of post chaplain, charging it with keeping this association high in the minds of members. As spiritual leader, the chaplain is an
MANUAL OF CEREMONIES - American Legion Auxiliary
www.deptny.orgFour candles in uniform holders should represent the four great principles of The American Legion and Auxiliary. A bowl of poppies, one for each candidate, should be on the table, with sufficient copies of the Auxiliary Constitutions, Flag Codes, membership, information brochures, small American flags, Auxiliary pins and other
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY UNIT GUIDE BOOK
www.legionpost146.orgAmerican Legion Auxiliary, the largest and most influential women’s organization of its kind in the world today. The establishment of an Auxiliary to The American Legion was provided for by the first National Convention of The American Legion in 1919. By the time of the 1920 National Convention, 1,342 local Units