The American Legion Magazine [Volume 102, No. 4 (April 1977)]

Viewpoint, the Panama Question: Panama's Ambassador and Rep. Dan Flood exchange views -- Carter Program for Vets Jobs: Secretary of Labor Ray Marshall outlines new program -- Commander's Message, the Remarkable AEF: National Commander Rogers marks World War I anniversary -- The Artist of the AEF: South Dakota's Harvey Dunn captured the Doughboys story -- Where We Lost Our Innocence: World War I thrust U.S. into world arena -- Hell, Heaven or Hoboken! Doughboys mecca, immortalized by Pershing, regains pride -- Off the Highway: Pershing's Birthplace -- AEF Doughnut Girl is Still a Cupcake -- How the End Came in Germany -- America's First Air Victories -- Wilson Still at Home -- The Not-for-Profit Lewis Gun -- A Soldier's Dream, Mme. Schumann-Heink -- Should the Voice of America Be Independent? Pro: Sen. Charles H. Percy, Con: Rep. John M. Slack, Jr. -- First Interview With VA Admin. Max Cleland -- Quentin Roosevelt Stirs a Veteran's Memories -- Cover Photo: On the 60th anniversary of America's entry into World War I, The American Legion Magazine reprints Harvey Dunn's famous combat painting "Street Fighting." It first appeared on the September, 1928 cover of the magazine -- Notes on Our Desk -- Dateline Washington -- Veterans Newsletter -- News of The American Legion -- Life in the Outdoors -- Books that Matter -- American Legion Shopper -- Parting Shots