The American Legion [Volume 158, No. 2 (February 2005)]

Harlem's Hell Fighters: The U.S. 369th Infantry won fame and glory in World War I. By Stephen L. Harris. -- Legion Stands Up for Scouts: National Commander Tom Cadmus asks, "Where is the outrage?" By Rees Lloyd. -- No Greater Glory: On a single night of war, four chaplains forever changed the lives of the men they saved. By Dan Kurzman. -- Death Be Not Expensive: When planning your funeral, don't fall prey to those making big bucks off the bereaved. By Robert Bryce. But when your time comes, you can go out with a bang by choosing an alternative to burial or cremation. By Matt Grills. -- Our Oldest Enemy: The textbook story of French-American accord is just that a story. By John J. Miller and Mark Molesky. -- The Blog: Traditional media have no choice but to acknowledge the growing popularity of Web logs. By Dennis McCafferty. -- Vet Voice -- Commander's Message -- Big Issues -- Living Well -- Under the Radar -- Legion News -- Comrades -- Parting Shots