The American Legion [Volume 155, No. 6 (December 2003)]

Gulag Nation: North Korea's political prisons are human black holes from which "enemies of the state" rarely return. By Thomas Omestad. -- For the Children: German doctor Norbert Vollertsen will not be silent about Kim Jong Il's brutal regime. -- When Holidays Hurt: Faith, family and planning ahead can help the recently bereaved find joy in the season. By Victor M. Parachin. -- The House That Fisher Built: A network of comfort homes keeps wounded soldiers and their families together during recovery. By Matt Grills. -- More Than Skin Deep: The popularity of tattoos has moved beyond the military and into the mainstream. By Terisa Green. -- A Freedom Too Far: Demonstrators who enjoy free speech must respect limits when seeking the public's attention. By Richard D. Parker. -- Legion's Greetings: Grow the American Legion family this holiday season by purchasing gift memberships for loved ones - American Legion, American Legion Auxiliary, Sons of The American Legion or all three. By Jeff Stoffer. -- Vet Voice -- Commander's Message -- Under the Radar -- Big Issues -- Legion News -- Comrades -- Parting Shots