The American Legion [Volume 144, No. 4 (April 1998)]

We're Back And On Track: The flag amendment unfurls in the Senate -- The Fighting Lady: USS Yorktown serves as the flagship of a South Carolina naval museum -- Ship-Shape And Sailing Strong: For 200 years, the Navy Department has put America's foes in peril on the sea by Adm. Elmo Zumwalt -- Life's Great Mulligan (interview): Golfing great Larry Nelson discusses life, the links and his Vietnam service -- Blue-Cap Highway, Part 2: That ribbon of Legion roadway ends at the U.S.-Mexican border by Layne Cameron -- Boiling Point: A treaty based on the global warming hypothesis gets a cool reception in reality by Cliff Kincald -- Dark Side Of The Sun: Those at risk of skin cancer need to be ultra-careful of ultraviolet by Paul Martin -- Big Issues: Should the U.S. Government Offer Educational Testing? -- Vetvoice -- Commander's Message -- On Duty -- Washington Watch -- Your American Legion -- Legion News -- Veterans Update -- Vets -- Parting Shots -- Cover: Anchors Aweigh by Jim Sharpe