The American Legion Magazine [Volume 104, No. 5 (May 1978)]

Memorial Day Dreams -- Commander's Message: VA Medical Program Must Be Preserved -- Forever America . . . Forever Britain: Airmen's shrines bind nations together -- 80th Anniversary Of Manila Bay: And the rise and fall of Adm. Dewey -- The Royal British Legion: English veterans organization boasts unique programs -- Fellows You Can't Forget: Every veteran has memories like this of wartime comrades -- Arlington's Treasures: Unusual grave markers capture the eye of any visitor -- Search For A Hero: How a faded snapshot led a man from Texas to France -- Corregidor's Scars: Years soften island fort's war wounds -- Should Congress Modify The Hatch Act? Pro: Rep. William L. Clay (D-MO) ; Con: Rep. Chalmers P. Wylie (R-OH) -- Off The Highway: Philadelphia: Elfreth's Alley plans June celebration -- Trying To Outthink The Soviets: California's Hoover Institution lures scholars -- Surprise In Salzburg: As Nazi general's wife surrendered -- Notes On Our Desk -- Dateline Washington -- Veterans Newsletter -- News Of The American Legion -- Posts in Action -- Books That Matter -- Life In The Outdoors -- Personal -- American Legion Shopper -- Parting Shots