Update: Tune in to Fox & Friends tomorrow on National Poppy Day® at approximately 8:20 a.m. ET to meet the three Veteranpreneur Contest finalists and vote. #PoppyDay #LegionFamily
Happening tomorrow in Indianapolis.
Legion leaders, Army recruiters to host military roundtable
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National Commander Denise Rohan, Past National Commander Robert Spanogle to attend public form about U.S. Army career opportunities.Attending the Legion’s national convention in Minneapolis? You might see legendary entertainers downtown. There is a large mural of Bob Dylan and an iconic Mary Tyler Moore statue honoring the entertainers. #ALconv2018 #100Days #AmericanLegion100
The resolution states that all merchandise bearing an emblem for "commercial purposes by an entity shall be manufactured in accordance with all trademarked specifications and only upon the prior written approval of the national adjutant or the national adjutant's designated representative."
Resolution 1 reiterates correct usage of all Legion emblems
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The National Executive Committee passed Resolution 1 during Spring Meetings to reiterate correct usage of the organization's emblems.American Legion National Commander Denise H. Rohan issued the following statement regarding the new policy announced today by the National Football League which will require players to stand for the national anthem if on the field:
“The American Legion commends the NFL for establishing official policy on team etiquette during the playing of our national anthem,” Rohan said. “While the issues that led to the controversy remain and deserve continued national dialogue, we hope that all Americans would stand united as one under our national symbol. Our flag and anthem belong to all Americans. While our country is not perfect, it remains the world’s greatest beacon of freedom. We all have to work together to resolve our differences. NFL team owners voted unanimously for the new policy, and we believe it is a fair compromise for all involved.”
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