The American Legion [Volume 128, No. 2 (February 1990)]

Cover: Third World Debt by Mauricio Simonetti, the Picture Group -- Ten Years of Struggle: A South Dakota Lawmaker Questions the Government's Handling of the Agent Orange Issue by Sen. Thomas Daschle -- No Greater Love: The Story of the Four Chaplains Reminds Us of Their Uncommon Courage and Faith by Lawrence Elliott -- Third World Debt: Will It Overwhelm Us?: Loan Defaults from Abroad Affect Our Pocketbooks by Gordon Williams -- The Tide Turns Our Way: Secretary of State James Baker Comments on the Wave of Democracy Around the World -- Indianapolis: Back Home Again: The Hoosier Capital Prepares for the 1990 National Convention -- A Touch of Class: The Rolls-Royce Automobile Remains an Exclusive and Expensive Work of Art by Warren Allport -- Trying Times for NATO: The Future of the Alliance Depends on Cool Heads and Cooperation by Moorad Mooradian -- The Harold Russell Story: This Actor and Activist for the Disabled Inspires Everyone -- Bad Science?: The American Legion Challenges Our Government's Management of Agent Orange Research -- Devoted to Mutual Helpfulness: Legionnaires Help Rebuild After Hurricane Hugo and the California Earthquake -- Big Issues: Should Our Government Normalize Relations with Vietnam? -- Letters -- Commander's Message -- Veterans Update -- Your American Legion -- Legion News -- Veterans Alert -- Parting Shots