The American Legion [Volume 114, No. 2 (February 1983)]

Personal Computers and You: The Home Computer Revolution Is Real! So Is the Mental Barrier that May Be Keeping You from Exploring an Enjoying Its Powers and Potential by Dudley Lynch -- Return from Hell: The POWs Remember: Feb. 12, 1973, Was the Day 587 American POWs of North Vietnam Started Coming Home to Their Families, Their Country and Freedom. Ten years Later They Reflect on What Being a Prisoner Meant to Them Then- and Now by Philip C. Clarke -- Sherlock Holmes Started It All: Sophisticated New Forensic Evidence Tools Are Nailing Down Criminals and Cracking Crime Cases that Once Would Have Remained Unsolved by Phyllis Zauner -- Andropov and the KGB Revolution: Yuri Andropov's Rise to Power in Russia Could Be Signaling a Change in the Rules of the Game. Now the KGB may Be Top Dog, Even Over the Country's Powerful Communist Party by Ernest Cuneo -- Combat Art: U.S. Marines: Pencil Sketches that Capture the Action, Emotions and Stress of Marines Serving in Three Wars Highlight the Contributions of Marine Corps Combat Artists -- Commander's Message: Putting America Back to Work -- Letters: Our Readers Comments -- Big Issues: Should a Conservation Corps Be Created? -- News to Use: Helpful Hints for Consumers -- Dateline Washington: Issues and Opinions from the Capital -- Books: Interesting New Titles -- Veterans" Update: Decisions that Affect You -- News for Legionnaires: Your Organization at Work -- Parting Shots: To Leave You Laughing