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Marine Corps League

Monthly meeting place: American Legion Post 118, 1500 Barbara Loop SE, Rio Rancho, NM 87124 Click here for information on the 250th marine corps birthday bash Who we are A veterans organization Of Honorably DischargedActive Duty U.

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American Legion

Cape May Court HouseAmerican Legion Post 198 American Legion Post 198100 Dias Creek Rd Hand Ave.

American Legion Post 2001

We are an American Legion post dedicated to helping other veterans within our community in Loudoun County, VA.

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James Carl Frederick Post 157 the American Legion Dept Of

Provide a place for approximately 500 veterans to socialize AMERICAN LEGION POST 157 Margate FL 33063 AMERICAN LEGION POST 157 Margate FL 33063 Supporting Veterans with Care Supporting Veterans with Care Subscribe Sign up to be the first to get updates.

Joe Foss American Legion Post 97

In June of 2009, the founders of San Tan Valley American Legion Post 97 chose to form a 100% community service organization American Legion Post 97 joins with other civic minded organizations to help build a greater sense of community for our veterans and youth.

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American Legion

Veterans strengthening America. Supporting veterans, the military & their families since 1919.

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American Legion

The American Legion was chartered and incorporated by Congress in 1919 as a patriotic veterans organization devoted to mutual helpfulness.

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AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY

Veterans strengthening America. Supporting veterans, the military & their families since 1919.

AMERICAN LEGION POST 336

Your source for news relating to veterans, national security and other issues of concern to members of The American Legion family StruckKlandrud American Legion Post 336 StruckKlandrud American Legion Post 336 Welcome Chartered in 1921 American Legion Post 336 was named in honor of two young Onalaska men who died in world War I.