The American Legion Dispatch [June 9, 1994]

Flag resolution gets okay by N.C. lawmakers -- Science panel probes "Gulf War Syndrome": Pentagon pledges intense testing of ailing veterans -- Legion-Buick program drives home service to youths -- Command Post: Generation X: How about a generation of excellence? -- Posts play pivotal part in WW2 commemorations -- The place to start in the world of work -- Burial bucks drop; new sites undertaken -- More shooters draw bead on 1994 Legion contest -- Americanism's One-Stop Shop -- 21-gun salute originated with British navy; sign of respect for fallen chiefs -- Restoring Lives: VA's prosthetics service helps give veterans back their mobility, independence and most of all-their dignity -- Many military members aren't aware of assistance, Feds must ante up costs of training newly separated veterans -- Legion lauded for its help to maintain Selective Service -- Dateline: Capitol Hill -- Korean War memorial progresses; dedication on D.C. Mall set for 1995 -- Community involvement key to unlocking Post potential -- Diamond-Year Honor Roll -- National Adjutant's Newsline: Retention: €"the important equation in membership growth