The American Legion [Volume 141, No. 3 (September 1996)]
Table of Contents
- What Freedom Means To Me: Legionnaires speak from the heart about liberty
- When The Feds Step In... Government regulations can create more problems than they solve by John Stossel
- Democracy Rediscovered: America's leaders sometimes confuse opportunity with outcome by Jack Kemp
- The Defense Of Freedom: Veterans preserved freedom by fighting for it by Trent D. McNeeley
- Honoring Those Who Serve: Comrades who are no longer with us remain in our thoughts by Ken Scharnberg
- Democracy's Debt: We owe our gratitude to those who paved the way
- Freedom's Foibles: The trials and tradeoffs of democracy by James J. Kilpatrick
- Promoting Freedom Worldwide: Our democracy remains linked to the status and stability of freedom overseas by Elliott Abrams
- "Without Security We Risk Liberty": America's defense means striking a balance between guns and butter by James A. Baker III
- Outdoors In America: We are rural people at heart and soul by Gary Turbak
- A Nation Of Sports: Sports show us the responsibilities that go hand-in-hand with freedom by Steve Salerno
- Building Character Through Legion Sports: The Legion's programs teach youngsters lasting values
- Fun And Adventure: What makes us want to ride those gut-thumping roller coasters? by Rich Powell
- The Great Vacation Getaway: Part of family life is escaping the everyday routine by Joe Stuteville
- The 10 Best Hotels" Places to stay while you're away
- Freedom's Finer Things: The arts define our freedom and shape our culture by Michael Lasser
- The Keys To Our Hearts: The great American love affair with the automobile
- The 10 Best Cars: These autos rule the road
- Commander's Message
- On Duty
- Vets
- Parting Shots
- Legion Shopper
- Cover: Let Freedom Ring: It echoes throughout our land and our national conscience. No challenge has been greater than the battle to remain free. Cover illustration by Garth Glazier/American Artists. Table of Contents illustration by Don A. Daily.