The American Legion Magazine [Volume 101, No. 3 (September 1976)]

Friendly Enemies: How Yanks and Rebs built a prosperous Georgia town -- Exports are Spelled J O B S: More and more Americans depend on U.S. sales abroad by Commerce Secy Elliot L. Richardson -- A Technique for Living: Emergency treatment proves effective on choking victims -- College isn't the Only Answer: Career education, vocational schools gain new stature -- Lifeboat Station: New England beach became scene of dramatic night rescue -- Is the B-1 Bomber Vital to Our National Defense? Pro: Rep. Bob Wilson (R-CA), Con: Rep. Les Aspin (D-WI) -- The Real American Cowboy: He wasn't the hero-figure of pulp novels, but he built West by Lynwood Mark Rhodes -- Zane Grey Brought the West to Millions: Tiny cabin in Arizona rim country is mecca for his fans -- Celluloid Cowboy Remembered: Star of early films lived his Hollywood role -- The Battle No One Saw: Naval battle that decided Yorktown involved no Americans by Gene Gleason -- Bicentennial Landmark: Charlottesville -- Solomons Salute Bicentennial -- The Cover: Charles Russell painting "Beef for the Fighters" is featured on this month's cover, with permission of Thomas Gilcrease Institute of American History and Art, Tulsa, OK. Institute also made available Russell's painting "Jerked Down" (pages 16-17) and the Frederic Remington "Bronco Buster" (page 26) -- Notes on Our Desk -- Dateline Washington -- Veterans Newsletter -- News of The American Legion -- Parting Shots -- Books that Matter -- Personal -- Life in the Outdoors -- American Legion Shopper