IntroductionA. Preamble to the Constitution of The American LegionB. Thesis StatementII. HistoryA. Founded in Paris in 1919B. Organization to better the lives of those who defended our country1. GI Bill of Rights2. U.S. Veterans AdministrationC. Amended to include veterans for every great American warIII. PurposesA. Care of disabled or sick veteransB. Compensation and pension for veterans and relativesC. Bettering the communityD. National InterestsE. Preserving American TraditionIV. Members and SupportA. Legion members donating time and moneyB. Members involved in recruitingC. Active members promote joining the legionV. AmericanismA. American Legion School Medal AwardB. Boys and Girls State, NationC. Need a Lift?D. ScholarshipsE. Gun safetyF. American Legion BaseballG. American Legion High School Oratorical ContestH. Sponsoring Boy Scouts and uniformed groupsVI. Children and YouthA. Teenage suicide and drub preventionB. Immunization servicesC. Temporary Financial AssistanceD. Child Welfare FoundationVII. Flag ProtectionA. National Flag ConferenceB. U.S. Flag CodeC. Citizens Flag AllianceVIII. LegislationA. National Legislative CommissionB. The DispatchC. Legislative victories benefiting veteransIX. National Security/ Foreign RelationsA. ROTCB. Police CadetsC. Blood DonorsD. Crime preventionE. Democratic activism and national defenseX. EconomicsA. National Economic CommissionB. Monitoring veterans preference in federal employmentXI. BudgetA. Annual dues B. Post finance committeesXII. Member BenefitsA. The American Legion MagazineB. Discounts for1. Hotels2. Car rentals3. Eye Care Plan of America4. Life InsuranceXIII. FutureA. National Commander focuses on recruitingB. Continuing to support veteransXIV. ConclusionA. Bettering the life of veterans and familyB. Restate thesis(different words)...
