The American Legion Magazine [Volume 103, No. 5 (November 1977)]

Florida's Crowning Glory: Patriotic Homestead boasts nation's largest community-made flag -- Off The Highway: Deerfield, MA: Memories of New England's Indian raids still linger -- Old Salts Hark Back To World War I: Navy's role 60 years ago is too often overlooked -- . . . And To The Sugar "N" Spice, Too: Yeomanettes of 1927 led the way for their sisters in uniform --America's Vietnamese: Hard-working refugees win ready acceptance in U.S. communities -- Viewpoint: Anti-Reds Continue Struggle: Cuban "volunteers" attacked; "Free" radios defended -- 40th Division's Fallen Live On At Kapyong: Wartime Korean project still flourishes after 25 years -- Bicycles Built For War: Potential of cycle troops has long intrigued generals -- Bicentennial Of "Articles": Articles of Confederation, approved in York, PA, are 200 years old -- Should The U.S. Produce The Neutron Bomb? Pro: Larry P. McDonald, U.S. Rep., Georgia ; Con: Robert W. Edgar, U.S. Rep., Pennsylvania -- Notes On Our Desk -- Dateline Washington -- Veterans Newsletter -- News Of The American Legion -- Books That Matter -- Life In The Outdoors -- Personal -- American Legion Shopper -- Parting Shots