The American Legion [Volume 158, No. 1 (January 2005)]

When Something Smells Fishy: FDA sensory specialists, or fish sniffers, guard U.S.coastal borders with their noses. By James V. Carroll. -- English, American Style: Former TV broadcaster Robert MacNeil examines the many flavors of American English. -- The Fifth Estate: Think tanks wage war on the battlefield of U.S. policy. By Gary L. Geipel. -- The Silver Lining: Pensacola veterans hold their community together in the aftermath of Hurricane Ivan. By Richard Daigle. -- The Urban Health-Care Dilemma: Clarian CEO Dan Evans sees a market for wellness programs. -- The Serum Run: Eighty years ago, a team of war-trained dogs and mushers saved a community from diphtheria. By Mike Coppock. -- Full Throttle: Legion Riders see limitless growth after chapter numbers double. By Steve Brooks. -- Vet Voice -- Commander's Message -- Big Issues -- Living Well -- Under the Radar -- Legion News -- Comrades -- Parting Shots