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MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS

REQUIREMENTS TO JOIN THE AMERICAN LEGION   



NEW MEMBERSHIP

Eligible veterans applying for first time membership must submit the following information to Post Membership Committee:

1. Complete American Legion Membership application by clicking on "APPLICATION" button.

 Print two (2) completed copies.  Keep one copy for your records. Mail the other copy to above address, together with your dues payment. (Dues amount on application).  Applications are also available at the Post.)

2. COPY OF DD214 OR DISCHARGE

3. Membership Dues Payment. Dues. (Amount Shown on Application). Make checks payable to our Post listed above. 

DO NOT SEND CASH.

4. If the information is correct, membership will be approved and then a membership card will be mailed to you.

5. Please see eligibility dates below.


​TRANSFERS

Veterans applying for transfers from your current Post to our Post must submit the following:

                                 a. Completed Member Data Form.
                                 b. COPY OF DD214 OR DISCHARGE
                                 c. COPY OF MEMBERSHIP CARD

6. Membership dues payment, if current year dues are not paid.

If current dues are paid, please pay dues for next year's membership.





MEMBERSHIP
BECOME A MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN LEGION

Have You Served In The Military

Or Are You Currently Serving Now

Then We Need You In The 

American Legion

To Join please fill in the information below and submit. We will contact you within 48 hours


WHY JOIN THE AMERICAN LEGION ?

Do You Remember? Do you remember when your unit was under fire? You were scared.

You didn't know whether you would ever get home again, see your family, your loved ones.

And the only thing that you could count on in that instant was your buddy.

And you knew he was counting on you too. Perhaps you were one of the lucky ones who never saw combat.

Do you remember the tediousness of garrison life? Do you remember the interminable hurry up and wait?

Do you remember the inane make-work projects you were ordered to do?

But your buddy was always there along side you, making the wise-crack, helping you make it though each day, maybe even covering for you on occasion.

Your buddy still needs you!!! Maybe your buddy is in one of the VA hospitals; his war wounds and/or time have taken its toll on his body.

Maybe he or she is a young veteran, just discharged from service in the Gulf War or Bosnia and is having difficulty finding a civilian job.

Maybe your buddy is just an ordinary guy or gal like yourself, wanting to share stories and comradeship with someone who was in a similar situation. Your buddy still needs you!!!