The American Legion [Volume 132, No. 1 (January 1992)]

Cover by William C Cigliano -- Decisions, Decisions, Decisions: How to Make the Right Ones by Robert McGarvey -- Dress Warm Think Warm: Raynaud's Syndrome Makes the Body Feel Like Ice by Edward Edelson -- "Political Correctness" vs. Traditional Values: Common Sense Is a Casualty by Brian Mitchell -- POW-MIAs and the Future of VA: The Fall Meeting Set the Course for Legion Offensives -- Inside the Government Machine: How Our Government Works: A New American Legion Magazine Series -- The World's Toughest Job: Being President Is Almost too Much for One Person -- Life Is Killing Bethna Hareld: She's Part of a Population Under Chemical Siege by David Halbrook -- Heroes for Education: A Strong America Needs Smart Children by Gerald L Bepko -- A Measure of Success: Why South Carolina's Voc-Rehab Program Works so Well -- A Colonel Named "Maggie": Martha Raye's Courage, and Her Love for U.S. Troops, Spans 50 Years -- The Self-Employment Urge: Why Workers Became Their Own Bosses by Gurney Williams -- A Legion Tradition: Volunteering Continues to Attract Legionnaires -- VA to Change Claims Procedures: The Good News and the Bad News -- Big Issues: Should Congress Approve the "Motor-Voter" Bill? -- VetVoice -- Commander's Message -- Washington Watch -- Your American Legion -- Veterans Update -- Legion News -- VetNet -- Parting Shots