Company K 67Th New York Historical Association

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American Legion Broad Ripple Post Number 3

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

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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Pine Winds Connections

Promote positive connections. Pine Winds Connections Better Connections for People Communities and Our Planet We are all in this together Pine Winds Connections Projects Currently active projectsResources for Veterans Military and Their FamiliesFacesOfCombat.

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American Legion

American Legion Post 490 is the largest post membership in Texas.

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American Legion

Military related activities AMERICAN LEGION POST 131 SkiatookSperry Oklahoma USA Home News Events Media Legion Family Services Members Groups Forum About Contact Links More AMERICAN LEGIONPOST 131WELCOMES YOU Working Towards a Brighter Future POST 131 ATA GLANCE WHO WE ARE Here at American Legion Post 131 we know that sometimes all it takes to change the world is a little support.

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NC United Methodist Camp & Retreat Ministries

NC UM Camp and Retreat Ministries in the United Methodist tradition invites children, youth and adults to discover, reconnect and celebrate God and God's creation through Jesus Christ.

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MILITARY SUPPORT GROUP OF NJ INC

Support our troops We are a nonprofit organization that leads in helping our servicemembers and veterans both at home and abroad.

AMERICAN LEGION

200 Main Street St. Peters MO American Legion Post 313 organized in 1920 by returning World War I veterans was named in honor of Aloys Crockwell who was killed in action at sea.