The American Legion [Volume 161, No. 3 (September 2006)]

The War on Campus: Anti-military sentiment is back in style at U.S. colleges and universities. By Susan Katz Keating. -- Faith Through Service: Evangelical Christians in the U.S. military strive to reconcile personal beliefs with duty. By Alan W. Dowd. The Flags of Sept. 11: On the fifth anniversary of the terror attacks, it must be asked what America has learned from that day. By Debra Burlingame. -- How History Will Judge Us: Today's soldiers draw on the past to stake out their own wartime legacy. By Larry Schweikart. -- A Prescription for Peace: American Muslims must seize this opportunity to confront extremists who exploit their faith. By Ahmed Younis. -- Financial Friendly Fire: Wounded U.S. warriors find themselves fighting against a broken pay system. By Donald Lambro. -- The Charleston Model: Veterans say communication is the key to a successful marriage between VA and affiliated medical schools as they consider moving in together. By Jeff Stoffer. -- One Veteran at a Time: Legion service officers are on the front line in the battle for VA benefits. By James V. Carroll. -- "Well Worth the Cost": Finance chairman Ken Danilson explains the need for the Legion's dues increase. -- Moving the Needle: Navy veteran Chris Michel saw his company plummet during the high-tech meltdown four years ago, but today, Military.com leads an industry it helped reinvent. By Jeff Stoffer. -- Vet Voice -- Commander's Message -- Big Issues -- Rapid Fire -- Comrades -- Parting Shots