Legion Supports VA Reform Bill – Take Action! Take Action! VA Accountability Would Be Enhanced (April 30, 2014) In 1918, when World War I ended, there was no national veterans hospital system. Compensation authorized for disabled veterans, widows and orphans was inadequate … Continue reading →
Dear Military Veterans: and Others: The SBA is sharing that the White House Veteran Entrepreneurship Workshop, held last month, resulted in several focus areas for follow-up. One initiative, a veteran business focused “Shark Tank” episode is now in the works … Continue reading →
There are 4 major development projects that are planned for Philadelphia over the next several years. These projects include the construction and ultimate hiring and staffing of: The new Comcast Tower, the hotel/apartment complex on South Broad Street, the new Mormon Headquarters and the entire Market East development. … Continue reading →
On March 8th Philadelphia lost a war hero, the iconic William “Wild Bill” Guarnere. Wild Bill, a South Philadelphia native, was a member of the storied Easy Company of the 101st Airborne Division of the United States Army during World War II, … Continue reading →
More Than 1000 Motorcyclists Expected To Participate In Eight Annual Armed Forces Freedom Ride to Benefit U.S. Military Sunday, May 18, 2014 (W. Collingswood Hts., NJ) – On Sunday, May 18, 2014, Barb’s Harley-Davidson will host the 8th Annual Armed … Continue reading →
Robert Dick born on March 9, 1954. He was born and raised in Delair, NJ. Loving husband of Gigi Dick, brother to 4 sisters and 3 brothers, father of 2 girls and 1 boy, grandfather of 2 grandsons and 1 … Continue reading →
On Thursday, April 17th, 2014, starting at 5pm, the Irish Pub, located at 20th and Walnut Streets, will host the annual Gathering of Heroes, to benefit the Marine Corps – Law Enforcement Foundation. The Gathering of Heroes is a night of … Continue reading →
“Geronimo” Battalion was an Infantry Battalion of Paratroopers, 101st Airborne Division, deployed to join the 173d Airborne Brigade in Vietnam on June 6, 1966. I was part of that Battalion along with nearly 1,000 other young soldiers. In June 1967 … Continue reading →
WASHINGTON, D.C. –U.S. Senators Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) and Bob Casey (D-Pa.) announced today they have introduced a resolution to honor the life and heroism of William “Wild Bill” Guarnere and the members of Easy Company, 2nd Battalion, 506th Parachute Infantry … Continue reading →
Camden County is committed to its past, present, and future service members and their families. Part of this commitment is to promote awareness of those who have served our country, and the impact they have on our community members. We … Continue reading →
John Suiter has been a Volunteer even before the CA Hospital was completed, and has been coming to the VA Hospital Community Living Center for 40 years sponsored by the American Legion in Warren. The post has downsized and Joh … Continue reading →
Dave, a veteran of the US Army and the NJ Army National Guard, is seeking some help. He has an 18 yr old son, Joshua, who has a rare neurological complication called Joubert Syndrome. This is in addition to other … Continue reading →
34th ANNUAL NATIONAL VETERANS WHEELCHAIR GAMES Can You Help ? Show Your Support for our Veterans! The Department of Veterans Affairs and Paralyzed Veterans of America are co-presenting the 34th National Veterans Wheelchair Games, which will be held in Philadelphia … Continue reading →
American Legion Post 372 Hall Rental The American Legion Post 372 has a Hall available for members and the public to rent. We are located at 1532 Martin Ave., Cherry Hill, NJ. (click here for map). For your convenience, we … Continue reading →
American Legion Post 372 Hall Rental The American Legion Post 372 has a Hall available for members and the public to rent. We are located at 1532 Martin Ave., Cherry Hill, NJ. (click here for map). For your convenience, we … Continue reading →
Paddle on the Wild and Scenic Delaware River – a fully-funded veterans course in April – Even transportation is covered veteran is out of state. But, time is running out. Please call today to sign up and details. Call 866-467-7651 or email [email protected] . … Continue reading →
DEPTFORD TWP. — A sculpture intended to show off the township’s patriotism has sparked a debate between public officials and residents, with military veterans on both sides of the debate. Despite a warm reception upon its unveiling, the sculpture, an … Continue reading →
Amy Moore is a NJ mother who tragically lost her son Benjamin in the line of duty while he was fighting overseas in 2011. Since then, Amy has been trying to do something special to honor the memory of her … Continue reading →
Saturday, February 1, 2014 BORDENTOWN — Pat and Amy Moore lost a son to war. Army SPC Benjamin Moore was killed in Afghanistan three years ago and was buried in an emotional funeral that galvanized hundreds of Bordentown residents … Continue reading →