The American Legion [Volume 136, No. 5 (May 1994)]

Still at Sea: Builders of a memorial to the USS Indianapolis are seeking crew members and their families -- A Day for Remembering: Memorial Day is not an exercise in sadness but a tribute to those who served by Gary Turbak -- The American Economy: An 80s Cure for 90s Ills: To rebound from the recession we must look to the past, says a Pulitzer-Prize winning Wall Street Journal editor -- Home, Sweet, Office: With today's technology, entrepreneurs can pursue careers while staying at home by Ellen Brandt -- No Job for a Woman: A brief but honest, account of what women can look forward to in combat by James Brady -- Satisfaction Guaranteed Once Again: In today's competitive marketplace, businesses are trying hard to please consumers by Jay Stuller -- Washington Conference Report: Legionnaires take the fight for veterans benefits to Capitol Hill -- Big Issues: Should Congress stop funding the National Endowment for Democracy? -- Vetvoice -- Veterans Update -- Parting Shots -- Commander's Message -- Legion News -- Washington Watch -- Vets -- Cover: This Memorial Day ceremony at Normandy honors those who paid the ultimate price for freedom. Photograph by Jacques Brinon/AP Wideworld Photos.