The American Legion Magazine [Volume 104, No. 6 (June 1978)]
Table of Contents
- Commander's Message: Protect Our Youth: National Cdr. Smith backs fight on drug, alcohol abuse
- The Bell That Won't Be Silent
- "Red One" Spans Generations: Famed First Division led the way in WWI, WWII and Vietnam
- So Proudly We Hail: Old Glory is making a comeback as another Flag Day nears
- Potomac Still Echoes Praise Of Washington: Cannons roar and flags dip in on-going tribute to Washington
- Soviet Arms Gains Seen: Former negotiator Paul Nitze warns of concessions to Moscow
- Off The Highway: Marshall, MI: Her old dreams have died, but bit of Americana survives
- When "Conus" Spelled Home! Air-Evac nurse recalls wounded who left Vietnam
- The Legacy Of The Thirties: POW hero delivers a message to his old school -and all graduates
- Should Congress Approve Tuition Credits? Pro: Sen. William V. Roth Jr. (R-DE) ; Con: Dr. Ernest L. Boyer, U.S. Commissioner of Education
- Taverns Were Beacons In Colonial America
- Notes On Our Desk
- Dateline Washington
- Veterans Newsletter
- News Of The American Legion
- Posts in Action
- Books That Matter
- Life In The Outdoors
- Personal
- American Legion Shopper
- Parting Shots