American Legion Post 340 Virginia

10/14/2026

Happy Birthday to the United States Navy!

Since October 13, 1775, generations of sailors have answered the call to serve, protecting our nation, defending our freedoms and carrying forward a proud tradition of service at sea and around the world.

Today, we salute all who have worn the Navy uniform past and present.

Fair winds and following seas!

10/06/2026

Don't act like you don't want one.

breaks down the Drive 4 Freedom Sweepstakes the on...

09/29/2026

ICYMI: A recap of the recent National Convention.

The 2026 American Legion National Convention was one for the record...

09/18/2026

Aim High...Fly-Fight-Win!

Today, we honor the Airmen, past and present, whose courage, innovation and dedication have helped defend our nation from the skies and beyond.

Thank you for your service, and happy birthday, Air Force!

09/18/2026

TOMORROW!!!!!

09/18/2026

More than 81,000 Americans remain missing from World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Cold War, the Gulf War and other conflicts. The American Legion remains committed to achieving a full accounting of all U.S. servicemembers from all war eras who are either imprisoned or listed as missing in action.

As part of this commitment, the Legion encourages a return of living POWs, repatriation of the remains of the fallen from war zones abroad, or a determination through convincing evidence that neither is possible. This is further backed through Resolution 22: https://archive.legion.org/node/533.

09/11/2026

09/04/2026

Welcome to our new National Commander! 🫡

Army veteran John W. "Jay" Bowen of Colorado was elected 2026-27 Na...

09/02/2026

>At last nights' monthly meeting, our very own Commander - Michele C Taylor, was presented with a series of awards for being selected as Post Commander of the Year for District 14. Well deserved! 🫡

09/01/2026

>The American Legion awards its Daniel J. O’Connor Americanism Trophy in honor of Daniel J. O'Connor, National Americanism Commission chairman from 1962-1983 and chairman emeritus from 1984-2004. The award is presented annually to the department that attains the greatest number of percentage points derived from the activities reported on its Consolidated Post Report form, including a narrative supporting its Americanism programs.

>We are pleased to announce that The American Legion Department of Virginia has taken home the trophy this year. Great job! 🇺🇸