The American Legion [Volume 113, No. 1 (July 1982)]

Chicago: Your Kind Of Town: Carl Sandburg called it the "Stormy, husky brawling, City of the big shoulders." Legionnaires at the 64th National Convention will get their own shot at describing this indescribable city -- Bloody Waters Of The Falklands: The bleak collection of rocks in the South Atlantic called The Falkland Islands has a strategic importance to the world that's been bitterly fought over in the past, is equally contested today and may be the site of a U.S. -Soviet confrontation in the future by Ernest Cuneo -- Sea Guerrillas: WWII strategists learned they could blunt the deadly force of German U-boat attacks with, of all things, a Portuguese fishing boat by Dean W. Ballenger -- Signing Of The Declaration of Independence: If you thought you knew all the "facts" surrounding the signing of the Declaration of Independence, think again by Gary Bousman -- Terrorism: A Case Of False Security: The United States is no longer immune to the types of atrocities committed by European and third-world nation terrorists. The horror has come to rest on our own shores by Jerome Greer Chandler -- Commander's Message: "We Make the Difference" -- Letters -- Big Issues: "Should Congress Repeal the Equal Time Fairness Law?" -- The Message Center -- News for Legionnaires -- Dateline Washington -- Books -- News to Use -- Parting Shots