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Military/Veterans
American Legion District 5 Meeting
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- By Tony Dunn
American Legion Car Show
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- By American Legion Post 214
Post 214 Yard Sale
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- By Tony Dunn
American Legion Major Rudolf Anderson, Jr. Post 214 had their annual yard sale this past Saturday. The yard sale was a big sucess for Post 214. The Post is located at 3110 Wade Hampton Blvd. in Taylors, SC
American Legion Post 214 "Yard Sale"
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Honoring Cecil Buchanan 50 Years Service
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- By Post 214
Cecil D. Buchanan was honored for his 50 years of service with theAmerican Legion. Major Rudolf Anderson, Jr. Post 214 Commander Jack Dorn presented Cecil with Certificate and Plaque at the monthly meeting held at Lee Road Methodist Church. - Photo Tony Dunn
Cecil D. Buchanan pictured just after receiving a certificate nad playe forhis 50 years of service to the American Legion. Pictured with Cecil, at left, Post 214 Adjutant Tony Dunn and his son David. - Stuart McClure
Post 45 Inman Host Baseball Tournament
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- By Tony Dunn
American Legion Department of SC Commander Walt Richardson prepares to render oath to American Legion Junior Baseball players at the Junior American Legion Tournament held in Inman, SC with Sr. Vice Commander/Finance Officer Charlie Tapp.
Colonel Claude Schmid Spoke at Post 214
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- By Tony Dunn
At the monthly meeting of the American Legion Major Rudolf Anderson, Jr. Post 214, US Army Colonel Claude Schmid, a 31-year retiree with two Bronze Stars. In his first 2004-05 Iraq Tour, Claude was a combat Brigade Commander and also commanded a combined US-Iraqi Infrastructure Security Force.
He returned to Iraq in 2007 & 2008 as Commandant of the new Iraqi Military School. In his last command of three years, he led the Defense Department team as Chief of the Army Wounded Warrior Flight Program. Believing that no veteran should depart this life without a friend nearby. Claude volunteers extensively for Veterans in hospice. In 2018 he founded www.veteranlastpatrol.org, a non-profit dedicated to bringing friends to veterans in end -of-life care.
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