The American Legion [Volume 162, No. 3 (March 2007)]

A Private's Secret: A post-Civil War Buffalo Soldier had something to hide. How she did it for two years remains a mystery. By Kay Grant. -- Blood Money: When Hezbollah needs funds to run its terror organization, it often looks to the West. By Steven Emerson. -- Where We Are in the Drug War: Drug czar John Walters sees prevention as a winning strategy, targeting children and young adults. Interview by Steve Brooks. -- Life & Taxes: A graphic display of the many ways the U.S. government divides our dollars. By Jesse Bachman. -- PTSD: The combat veteran's scourge continues to mystify scientists. By Dr. Timothy Lines. -- Emergency Room Roulette: One veteran's death exposes VA's risk when reducing or farming out emergency-care services. By Ken Olsen. -- The Job Journey: For U.S. military members or veterans embarking on civilian careers, job fairs abound. And The American Legion is actively involved across the country. -- "Who I Am, What I Believe": Country music legend Charlie Daniels makes no apologies for his faith in America and his support for the war on terrorism. Interview by James V. Carroll.-- Vet Voice -- Commander's Message -- Big Issues -- Rapid Fire -- Comrades -- Parting Shots