The American Legion Magazine [Volume 108, No. 6 (June 1980)]

USN: Second Best and Third Priority: A former Chief of Naval Operations outlines the problems our Navy is facings today in the critical areas of manpower and hardware, and offers solutions designed to reverse some alarming trends by Adm. Elmo R. Zumwalt, Jr., USN (Ret.) -- Storm Clouds Over Normandy: The fate of the D-Day invasion rested on the shoulders of one weary man, and it wasn't the Supreme Allied Commander! by Charles A. Shea -- American Justice on Trial: According to this noted attorney: ". . . neither judges, juries nor lawyers are delivering the legal goods, and the average citizen is paying the penalty" by F. Lee Bailey -- The World's Biggest Bookstore: There is at least one government agency that knows what's happening in every field from paleontology to picnicking by Jerry Atchison -- A Gram of Prevention: There's a change coming and we don't have to like it, but it's certainly easy to understand by Clyde T. Reynolds -- Commander's Message: VA: 50 Years of Service -- Letters -- Big Issues: Should Congress Deregulate the Trucking Industry? -- The Message Center -- News for Legionnaires -- Dateline Washington -- Books -- News to Use -- Parting Shots