American Legion Post 329 Belle Chasse, Louisiana

06/16/2023

2023-2024 Officers

01/23/2023

The American Legion Department of Louisiana 2nd District Officers

01/23/2023

The VA to provide no-cost su***de prevention mental health care to veterans whether or not they are enrolled in the VA system

Veterans in acute suicidal crisis will be able to go to any VA or non-VA health care facility for emergency health care at no cost

12/23/2022

This Christmas season and throughout the year remember to check in on your friends, family, retirees, home-bound, those you haven’t seen in lately, those without large families or without family nearby, coworkers, and neighbors.

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For organizations - veterans, nursing, engineering, churches- make a plan so members check on each other (The American Legion uses buddy checks).

You can Be the One!!!

The Class of 2022 graduated Friday morning with diploma and pin in hand, and excitement to engage communities nationwide with the Legion’s veteran su***de prevention initiative.

12/16/2022

American Legion among VSOs pushing Congress to approve legislation that would allow those activated to accrue eligibility during that time.

05/20/2022

Sons of the Legion charter John Lawrence thank you!! Tom Schulz has 50 years in the legion!!! Thank you for your service!!!

09/12/2021

9/11 We Remember

05/19/2021

March 27th, American Legion 2nd District District Conference. Photos by 2nd District Historian Gene Franques.
Officer elections:
Commander: Angela Gomon Post 350
Vice Commander: Joseph Stephany Post 350
Vice Commander: Jason Richard Post 131
Sgt-at-Arms: Allan Reynaud Post 383
Area A Commander: Rudy Sampey Post 329
(Posts 64, 193, 329, 430)
Area B Commander: Al Fields Post 222
(Posts Post 206, 222, 344, 378)
Area C Commander: Jessica Tull Post 131
(Posts 131, 316, 509, 565)
Area D Commander: Rickey Ashley Post 350
(Posts 175, 267, 350)
Area E Commander: Kevin Holt Post 383
(Posts Post 195, 366, 383)
Area F Commander: Gary Gauthier Post 397
(Posts 377, 396, 397)

05/19/2021

The National Commander of the American Legion, Bill Oxford, at a Meet and Greet held at and sponsored by Post 350 in Metairie, Louisiana.
Photo's by Gene Franques, 2nd District Historian.

05/19/2021