The American Legion [Volume 135, No. 5 (November 1993)]
Table of Contents
- Rapid City Romps to Title: Post 22 of Rapid City, S.D., wins the Legion World Series by Anthony Miller
- The American Soldier: He Belongs to History: A testimony to the GIs dedication, courage and sacrifice by Douglas MacArthur
- A Pox on America: Abandoned factories scar the landscape of hometown America by Drew Lindsay
- America's Engine of Capitalism: New York Stock Exchange CEO William H. Donaldson tells why 150 million Americans have a stake in Wall Street
- Proud of How I Served: Years after he came home from Thailand. John Hamilton accepts what he did, and what it meant by Boni Hamilton
- Drill Teams: Precision in Motion: Each service boasts a squad of peak performers
- High Water and Mutual Helpfulness: The Legion answers the call to help victims of the Great Flood of 1993
- Convention 1993
- Report from Pittsburgh: Convention-goers kick off the celebration of the Legion's 75th Anniversary
- Highlights
- National Officers and Appointments
- Resolutions
- Big Issues: Should Congress repeal mandatory minimum sentencing?
- Vetvoice
- Your American Legion
- Parting Shots
- Commander's Message
- Veterans Update
- Washington Watch
- Vets
- Cover: Military drill teams, such as the Army's, are examples of the leadership and teamwork needed to win wars. See page 28. Photograph by Art Stein.