The American Legion [Volume 161, No. 2 (August 2006)]

Until Every One Comes Home: The USO celebrates 65 years of serving U.S. military personnel. By Matt Grills. -- Restricted Access: Four fiscal years into the CARES era, the delivery of health care closer to veterans' homes remains an unfunded promise. By Jeff Stoffer. -- "I Was One of Them": Hostage held by Iranians in 1979 offers his take on a new book about the crisis that triggered the U.S. war on terrorism. By Rick Kupke. -- Armed Forces to Work Forces: The "Salute Our Heroes" job fair connects veterans to employers. -- "We Have a Story to Tell": The National Museum of the United States Army salutes the soldier's role in America's evolution. -- Money Well Spent: After 13 years without an increase, national dues are expected to climb slightly in the year ahead. -- "Deeds, Not Words": Vernon Baker's heroics in World War II ushered in a new era for black troops. By Ken Olsen. -- Vet Voice -- Commander's Message -- Big Issues -- Rapid Fire -- Comrades -- Parting Shots