The American Legion [Volume 133, No. 5 (November 1992)]

Newbury Park Hits It Big: California team wins Legion World Series by Anthony Miller -- Beyond The Wall: To continue the healing, the Vietnam Memorial's 10th anniversary will feature special events -- Military Symbols In Peacetime: Precision air shows and monuments honor the nation's veterans by Miles Z. Epstein -- The Power Of The Press: Is it good for the country when Washington power brokers and the press play up to each other? -- Will Trains Ever Fly? Europe and Japan make high-speed rail easy. Here's why America still is stuck in traffic by Steve Salerno -- Trinkets And Treasures: Today's pack rats, tomorrow's wise investors by Henry J. Pratt -- Report From Chicago: Presidential candidates addressed the convention, and Legionnaires came to the aid of hurricane victims -- Highlights -- New National Officers -- Resolutions -- Big Issues: Should Congress stop funding the National Endowment For The Arts? -- Vetvoice -- Commander's Message -- Washington Watch -- Your American Legion -- Veterans Update -- Vets -- Parting Shots -- Cover: As fewer Americans see military service, the meaning of Veterans Day may very well be preserved by such symbols as the Navy's Blue Angels. Photo by the Blue Angels.