The American Legion Dispatch [July 25, 1996]

A reform plan that fits the bill: "GI Bill of Health" will revive VA health-care system -- Top recruiter does it by the numbers -- Command Post: Our troops succeed without fuss -- New report says U.S. may have left men in Korea -- Scholarship recipients will study lung, respiratory ailments -- U.S. flag is a big winner at Indy's new Victory Field -- Arkansas voters want their right to protect flag restored, says poll -- Arizona Boys State marks anniversary -- DoD officials downplaying flap over flags in Saudi Arabia -- Deserving veterans can upgrade medals: Congress seeks to rectify past wrongs -- Agent Orange harms chemical firms, too -- Gulf veterans wanted for study -- Magazine to profile American freedom -- Politics may scramble appropriations process -- Frequent deployments straining military's people, gear -- Optometrist on the lookout for new Legionnaires -- Knowledge, listening skills can clinch sale -- Departments invited to memorial parade -- National Adjutant's Newsline: Legionnaires' hearts aren't fenced in