The American Legion [Volume 142, No. 5 (May 1997)]

From Bunker Hill To Bosnia: In Arlington, a memorial to our warrior women takes shape by Julie A. Rhoad -- Tough Times, Tougher Talk: The world's a bit safer, but we need to count our change by Edward L Rowny -- The Boys From Billy Goat Hill: One short street buried eight heroes by Ted Malone -- "We Give Them Dignity" (interview): VA prosthetics: artificial limbs, genuine confidence. -- Silver Tongue Sleuthing: Indications of untruth, other than singed trousers by Paul Ekman -- Faith Unchained: Captivity in North Korea couldn't break this soldier by Joe Stutevllle -- . . .And Injustice For All: Service members can sue Uncle Sam for negligence; they just can't win by James J. Kilpatrick -- The Washington Conference: Legionnaires scout Capitol Hill on behalf of protecting Old Glory -- Big Issues: Should legal immigrants be eligible for federal assistance ? -- Vetvoice -- Commander's Message -- Washington Watch -- On Duty -- Your American Legion -- Veterans Update -- Legion News -- Vets -- Parting Shots -- Cover: A war less forgotten. Photo by Rob Crandall