The American Legion [Volume 151, No. 2 (August 2001)]

Security Without Sacrifice: Domestic terrorism requires a strong response plan, not the building of "Fortress America" by James H. Anderson -- How Elite It Is! Tired of thinking? Today's American elitists are more than happy to do it for you by Richard Parker -- Education's Left Turn: The agenda of the 60s radicals has resurfaced on America's college campuses by Roger Kimball -- A Pitcher For The Ages: Decorated World War II vet Warren Spahn became baseball's most successful lefthander by Dan Allsup -- Distinguished Visitor Tours: Are They Necessary? The USS Greeneville accident has the nation asking if civilians have a place in military exercises by Dan Allsup -- The GI Bill Can Save The World: The program that delivered prosperity to postwar America promises the same for other nations by Michael J. Bennett -- The Tree Of Tyranny: Operation Paul Banyan ensured two U.S. soldiers murdered at Panmunjom didn't die in vain by Wayne Kirkbride -- Big Issues: Should campaign finance reform be enacted? -- Vetvoice -- Commander's Message -- Living Well -- Legion News -- Veterans Health -- Washington Watch -- Veterans Update -- Comrades -- Parting Shots -- Cover: Opportunities provided to World War II veterans by the GI Bill secured the capital necessary for America's economic salvation. With the 21st century in its infancy, the time has come to look at applying the principles of the GI Bill on a global scale. NASA photo