The American Legion [Volume 116, No. 6 (June 1984)]

Cover by Grady Franklin -- CIA: Confronting "Undeclared War": CIA Director William J. Casey Details How the US Is Faring in Its Battle Against the Forces of International Subversion, in this Exclusive Interview -- The Wartime OSS: Forerunner of Today's CIA, the WWII Office of Strategic Services had Humble Beginnings by Richard Dunlop -- Terrorism: Cancer of Civilization: Once the Domain of a Fanatic Few, Terrorism Today Is an Element of the Foreign Policy of too Many Nations -and It's Increasingly Being Used Against the US by Drs. Robert E. Hunter and Robert H. Kupperman -- D-Day plus 40 Years: The Story of the Greatest Amphibious Invasion in History, Told by the Men Who Lived It by Philip C. Clarke -- D-Day on the Home Front: News of the Normandy Landings Affected Stateside Americans Deeply. Here's a Glimpse of that Day by Lester David -- The GI Bill of Rights: How the GI Bill Came into Being Is a Dramatic Story of Legion Accomplishment -- The Act that Changed America: No Law Has Had a Greater Impact on the Fabric of American Life than the GI Bill -- Where Have All the Grandparents Gone?: The Natural Glue that Bonds Alternate Generations Is Being Dissolved by Modern Society by Jay Stuller -- Letters -- Commander's Message -- Dateline Washington -- Commentary -- Perspective -- Big Issues -- Post of the Month -- Profiles in Service -- Legion News -- Veterans Update -- Outfit Reunions -- News to Use -- Parting Shots