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Meeting date:
2nd Saturday of the month
(excluding July and August)

Meeting location: Milwaukee War Memorial

Time:  1:00 p.m.    map

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December 2007 Newsletter

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11.28.2007

U.S. Coast Guard Oral History Program
PSC Sandy "Grandma Gunner" Mitten, USCGR

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12.10.2007

Milwaukee Women's Auxiliary Unit Receives Webpage.

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Programs

PROGRAMS AND DESCRIPTIONS POST ACTIVITIES
Americanism
Through community and youth-oriented programs, The American Legion strives to further a strong sense of patriotism and loyalty. Girls State/Nation
High School Oratorical Competition
Scouting Sponsorship
Flag Education
Scholarship Information
School Awards
Patriotic Holiday Observances
Children & Youth
Objectives:
  1. to strengthen the family unit
  2. to maintain well-rounded youth programs
  3. to support other organizations which serve children and youth

National Family Week

Temporary Financial Assistance

American Legion Child Welfare foundation
National Emergency Fund
The American Legion is actively involved in meeting the needs of both the community and individual Legion family members in the wake of a natural disaster. Local and national disaster relief
Veterans Affairs and Rehabilitation
The Legion is an organization of veterans serving other veterans, their widows and widowers, and their orphans.  To this end, the Legion was instrumental in the creation of the Department of Veterans Affairs, and is universally recognized as the originator of the G.I. Bill of Rights, and is constantly working to protect and preserve the rights and benefits to veterans through service to their country. Board of Veteran Appeals

National Field Services

Military/Naval discharge Review and Corrections Boards

Persian Gulf Task Force (Gulf War/OIF/OEF)

Legislative
The American Legion is among those organizations that wield the greatest influence on the nation's legislative system.  Through strong grassroots lobbying and a dedicated professional staff, The American Legion's "official voice" in the Halls of Congress continues to advance the legislative mandates for veterans and their families.

Testimony at state for Gulf War Illness Recognition Day

Testimony for Funeral Honors Protection

Testimony for WI GI Bill

National Security
The American Legion has National Security policies in the areas of Aerospace, Energy, Merchant Marine, Defense Civil Preparedness, Law and Order, Military and Naval Affairs.  Implementation of these policies is accomplished through legislative action and coordination with the Department of Defense, Military Services and other agencies. ROTC Recognition Program
 
Public Safety Officer of the Year Law Enforcement
Fire Fighters
EMTs
 
Blood Donor Awards
Employments and Economics
The American Legion has always been involved in issues that affect veterans economically.  These issues include employment, job training, veterans preference, housing small business and vocational rehabilitation.

Disabled Veterans' Outreach Program(DVOP)

Local Veterans' Employment Representative Program (LVER)

Benefits
Membership in The American Legion brings with it special benefits that not only provide protection for your family but substantial money-saving discounts.

** Descriptions from:   "Why You Should Belong To The American Legion" brochure