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Military/Veterans
New American Legion District 5 Commander Sworn In
- By Press Release
The American Legion Department of South Carolina 1st Vice Commander Roberta Poulos swears in Post 48 Commander Jack D Smith, Jr, as the new District 5 Commander. - Photo by Tony Dunn
Members of Major Rudolf Anderson, Jr. Post 214 attend the District 5 election for new commander. From left to right: Judge Advocate John Lenotte, Post 214 Commander Jack Dorn, 1st Vice Commander Bobby Davis and Adjutant Tony Dunn. - Photo by Bob Starliper
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War Museum Tour
- By Tony Dunn
Danny Ban Bave and his grandson Andrew Ban Bave are given a tour of the Cecil D. Buchanan Museum of Military History by Bobby Prater. The Museum is located at The American Legion Major Rudolf Anderson, Jr. Post 214, 3110 Wade Hampton Blvd. on Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Sunday 1-5 p.m.
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Now Is "The Time For All Good Men To Come To The Aid Of Their Country"
- By Lewis Vaughn, SC Sen., Ret.
How many have heard that adage? To those of us who attended high school in the forties, it was the sentence that was used to teach us how to type. WW II was raging in both Europe and Asia at the time. In addition to teaching us typing, it was used to remind us that we needed to support America in the war effort by buying War Bonds and teach us that we might one day be called upon to serve in the Armed Forces, or support the war effort in some other way. I edged up to about 30 words per minute. I dropped out of school at the age of 16 and enlisted in the Army on July 17, 1950, just after the start of the Korea War. Of course, it was not called a war, but a “Police Action” by then President Truman. It was later that it was dubbed “THE FORGOTTEN WAR” by U.S. News & World Report - Oct. 1951. Technically it was not a war. No declaration of war was ever voted on by Congress.
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- 2nd Annual Wreaths Laying on Graves of Veterans
- 94th Annual Post 3 Goodfellows Food Box Program - 2019
- Similiar Helicopter Flown by Captain Hampton During Gulf War
- Post 214 Participates at Recent Gun Show
- Vietnam Veterans of America Christmas Dinner
- American Legion Post 214 Christmas Gathering at Lee Road Methodist
- American Legion SC Department Commander Visit Post 214
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