From Lexington & Concord to Space Force,

From Lexington & Concord to Space Force,

We Celebrate 250 Years of America’s Warriors

In the beginning, American warriors established the precedent for service and honor.

“Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death."

Patrick Henry’s Speech in Richmond, VA
March 23, 1775
“The British are Coming.”

Paul Revere’s Ride
April 18, 1775
“I Haven't a Man Afraid to Go."

Isaac Davis, Acton Minutemen, Battle of Lexington/Concord
April 19, 1775
"In the Name of...the Continental Congress!"

Ethan Allen & Benedict Arnold capture Fort Ticonderoga
May 10, 1775
In order to preserve "a good army"

Alexander Hamilton describing the founding of the US Army
June 14, 1775
"I Do Not Think Myself Equal to the Command"

George Washington named Commander-in-Chief
June 15, 1775
“Don’t Fire Till You See the Whites of Their Eyes”

Col William Prescott, Battle of Bunker Hill
June 17, 1775
"A Fleet of Sufficient Force"

Continental Congress establishes the US Navy
October 13, 1775
Looking for "A Few Good Men."

Col. Samuel Nicholas at Tun Tavern founding of US Marines
November 10, 1775
"The Day is Our Own!"

Battle of Great Bridge forced British Evacuation of Virginia
December 9, 1775

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Honor our Warriors. Remember their Sacrifice.

For 250 years, the men and women who have served our country in uniform have protected us and defended our flag.

Together, we can ensure the American Warrior will continue to be the most effective and most revered community of heroes for the next 250 years.

COMING THIS MONTH… Show your support for our warriors past, present and future!

COMING SOON!

You Make a Difference.

Your support gives valuable resources to the Departments of the American Legion who are committed to serving our veterans, families and communities.

Together, we can combat veteran and active duty suicides, eliminate homelessness among our warriors, and position the men and women who serve to live happy and healthy lives for the next 250 years.