The American Legion [Volume 125, No. 2 (August 1988)]

Cover: America's Strength -the Worker by Steve Niedorf, Image Bank -- The Free Enterprise Patriot, Part 6: Andrew Makes a Groovy Discovery by John Rickey -- Working in America: Labor-Law Reform Is Needed to Help Bolster the Union Image, Says Expert Douglas Fraser -- In Praise of the Worker: It's Fashionable Bunk to Talk About the Loss of the Work Ethic by Charley Reese -- Saga of the Enola Gay: A B-29 Offers a Powerful, Jarring Reminder of the Staggering Cost of Peace -- Panama Canal: "The Country's Like an Armed Camp": Treaty or No Treaty, the United States Cannot Abandon the Canal to Hostile Forces by Philip C Clarke -- Gentlemen, Voice Your Engines!: Among Other Wizardry, Cars of the Future Will Sport Voice-Activated Doors and Engines by Stanley Brams -- A Seven-Step Plan to Make America Competitive: It's Going to Be Expensive, It's Going to Take Sacrifice and It's Going to Take National Will by Lee Iacocca -- The Defense of Europe: Tough Decisions Ahead: The Soviets Want to Gain the Fruits of Victory without the Pains of War, Says a Former NATO Commander -- Chile Welfare Foundation Announces 1988 Grants: Record Amount Proves That One Man with a Mission Can Move Mountains -- Ensuring Medical Care for Kentucky Veterans: Legion Posts Become Processing Centers for Needy Veterans -- Know Your American Legion: Boys Nation: Instilling in Youths a Deeper Loyalty to Country and Practical Insight into the Workings of Government -- Big Issues: Should Congress Reform the Hatch Act? -- Letters -- Commander's Message -- Dateline Washington -- Veterans Update -- Legion News Briefs -- Veterans Alert -- Legionnaires in Action -- Parting Shots