The American Legion [Volume 137, No. 5 (November 1994)]

Miami Shakes, Rattles, Rolls to Victory: Post 346 shuts out Post 299 of Chino, Calif., to win the Legion World Series -- Veterans Day: A Celebration for All Ages: Deep in the heart of Texas, a town honors those who served by Les Brindley -- The Press's Prejudices: Television, newspapers and magazines distort the news with one-sided coverage, says this media watchdog -- Rewriting Enola Gay's History: The plane that dropped the A-bomb on Japan now is the center of a furious debate by Brian D. Smith -- Our Job Was to Win: The Enola Gay's Captain has no apologies or regrets by Paul W. Tibbets, Jr. -- The Battle of the Bulge: Although surprised and encircled, American forces stopped Hitler's fierce counterattack by Sid Moody -- Convention 1994 -- Report from Minneapolis: Delegates to the 76th National Convention re-affirm their commitment to the Legion's founding principles -- Highlights -- National Officers and Appointments -- Resolutions -- Big Issues: Should Congress declare a moratorium on immigration? -- Vetvoice -- Your American Legion -- Parting Shots -- Commander's Message -- Veterans Update -- Washington Watch -- Vets -- Cover: The town of Mineral Wells remembers Veterans Day, Texas style. See page 22. Photograph by Jeff Shaw.