The American Legion Magazine [Volume 68, No. 3 (March 1960)]

Cover by Benn Mitchell -- A Message That Shortened the War: How a Casual Conversation Changed Our Pacific Strategy by Thomas Cato Tillar as told to Albert Rosenfeld -- What Are Our Chances in the Olympics?: The Reds Are Out to Win, and Rules Don't Hamper Them by Robert Uhl -- The Army Red China Fears Most: Don't Let Anyone Tell You That Chiang's Army Is Becoming Useless by Geraldine Fitch -- An Answer to the Teacher Shortage: Some Innovations That Can Revolutionize Our Schools by Max Gunther -- Wrecking an Industry: Why Our Vital Small Arms Plants Are in Trouble by George H. Walts, Jr. -- Forest Fires Are Hell: Drama and Danger Mark the Work of the Men Who Fight Forest Fires by George Ballis -- The American Legion and Medicine: The Founders Didn't Expect to Get Into This by Robert B. Pitkin -- Taxes for Veterans: The Good You Do as a Legionnaire Can Net You a Return by Allan J. Parker -- News of the American Legion -- Sound Off -- Rod and Gun Club -- Pro and Con -- Editor's Corner -- Newsletter -- Personal Affairs -- About Books -- American Legion Shopper -- Parting Shots