by National HQ | Feb 21, 2023
Legionnaire Jeffrey Freeman shares his Be the One story. Photo by Henry Howard This article was written by Henry Howard and was originally published on Legion.org Jeffrey Freeman shared his story of surviving a suicide attempt for the first time to a live audience....
by National HQ | Feb 21, 2023
Class of 2022 National American Legion College students. Photo by Hilary Ott/The American Legion The 2023 National American Legion College (NALC) is scheduled for Nov. 12-17 in Indianapolis at American Legion National Headquarters....
by National HQ | Feb 8, 2023
Members can login into their myLegion.org account and renew directly or via the quick renew website: legion.org/SAL-Renew. The procedure for modifying the current dues in the system is the submission of a Squadron Data Report (SDR) that is available at the Sons of The...
by National HQ | Feb 2, 2023
Starting Feb. 3, National American Legion College (NALC) applications post at legion.org/college. The application is a multipage comprehensive fillable pdf document. The application needs personal information with your civilian experience, education, American Legion...
by National HQ | Feb 1, 2023
One of the most convenient things about MyLegion.org includes the ability to print off one’s membership card. Go to mylegion.org and log in. Then, click on My Account and the next page shows a Legion Membership Summary on the right side and a sidebar on the left side...
by Jared Morgan | Nov 17, 2022
Consolidated Post Report (CPR) is Our Link to Congress 2020-2021 Consolidated Post Report – final 2023 Consolidate Post Report The Consolidated Post Report (CPR) is the activity report card for Post 66. It records what we did as an American Legion post during...
