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Chartered in 1919, The American Legion is a nonprofit service organization that offers mutual help for veterans and their families. The organization has more than 2 million members in over 14,000 American Legion posts worldwide. It operates an Americanism and Children & Youth Division, which administers the American Legion Boys States program. The organization also provides the American Legion Discount Prescription Drug Program, which features medical benefits. The American Legion maintains a library and museum that serve researchers, students and genealogists. It operates American Legion Wireless, which offers computer and mobile phone services. The organization provides financial solutions and manages a Web site, American Legion Post Officer Portal.

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Rolling Thunder, Inc. Indiana Chapter 1 is a dedicated group of American citizens, both veterans and non-veterans, who are committed to investigating and resolving unresolved Prisoner of War (POW) and Missing In Action (MIA) cases from past wars, with a particular focus on Vietnam. They are not a motorcycle club, but rather a community of individuals who strongly believe in their POW and MIA mission and support war-fighters and veterans. Membership in Rolling Thunder is open to anyone who shares their mission and beliefs, regardless of veteran status or motorcycle ownership. With a membership due of $40.00 per year, they meet on the third Sunday of each month (except for June) at the Fort Benjamin Harrison Veterans Center in Indianapolis, Indiana. Membership applications are available at chapter meetings, and veterans are required to bring a copy of their DD214 for record-keeping purposes.Generated from the website