Son of American Legion squadron 198

03/24/2021

All Post and Squadron Adjutants mark your calendar!!

On Tuesday, March 30, at 7 p.m. EST, training will be provided on how American Legion and Sons of The American Legion members can manage their personal information through MyLegion.org, and how Legion and Sons officers can manage post and squadron membership.

Click this link through Microsoft Teams to participate in the MyLegion.org training session or got to https://www.legion.org/training/training-tuesdays to get the link.

03/07/2020

01/14/2020

The ins and outs of using The American Legion emblem.

12/02/2019

It’s just that about that time! Get in those membership transmittals!

11/09/2019

We're here for you.

11/08/2019

The North Texas Veteran’s Relief Fund will host its third Base Camp Lindsey March of Honor beginning at City View Junior High School.

11/05/2019

Today's the day! Get out the vote! November 5th, 2019.

10/28/2019

Have you ever seen a gravestone covered in coins? It's not unusual while visiting a cemetery to see the stones covered in various amounts of money. So what's that all about?

According to legend, the coin left belongs on the gravestones of U.S. military veterans. Visitors who wish to show their respect leave coins on the headstones in different amounts. It shows their loved ones of the soldiers family that someone has come to visit the grave

Leaving a penny means you visited and want to thank the veteran for their service. A nickel means you trained at boot camp with the deceased, while a dime suggests you served with him or her. Finally, a quarter signifies you were with the soldier when they passed away.