The American Legion Magazine [Volume 79, No. 1 (July 1965)]

Vicksburg, Mississippi: A travel article for today's motorists on the site of a great Civil War siege. Thirteenth in the series "Seeing Historic America" by Alden Stevens -- No Patent on Patriotism: Some of the finest expressions of American patriotism today come from naturalized citizens who've sampled life elsewhere by National Commander Donald E. Johnson -- A New Kind of American Soldier: A close look at the training, duties, combat life and mission of the Army's Special Forces, our own guerrillas by Robin Moore -- The Trust-Busting Law: The Sherman Act was a "nothing law" when enacted just 75 years ago, but it became one of the government's most powerful clubs by Deane and David Heller -- Jackson Hole and the Grand Tetons: Jackson Hole is now outdrawing Yellowstone Park, its famous neighbor to the north. Here's a look at its "tourist area" and its magnificent wilderness by William Mck. Chapman -- Should We Expand Trade with Soviet Bloc Countries? Two Sides of a National Question: Pro: Rep. Patsy T. Mink (D-HI), Con: Sen. Peter H. Dominick (R-CO) -- What Happened to the Men Who Signed the Declaration of Independence: They pledged their all, and many of them paid a huge personal price for our independence by T.R. Fehrenbach -- Letters to the Editor -- News of The American Legion -- Editor's Corner -- Dateline Washington -- Rod & Gun Club -- Personal -- Legion Shopper -- Veterans Newsletter -- Parting Shots