American Legion

The Sons of the American Legion in Ohiowa, NE, is an integral part of the Nebraska American Legion, which encompasses over 350 posts and more than 22,000 members statewide. The organization is dedicated to promoting the four pillars of The American Legion: Americanism, Children and Youth, National Security, and Veterans Affairs and Rehabilitation. Under the leadership of Commander Judy Walters for the 2025-2026 term, the Sons of the American Legion focuses on servant leadership, emphasizing the mentorship of new members to ensure the organization's future success. This commitment to supporting military veterans, their families, and the broader community reflects the organization's dedication to service as it enters its second century. Generated from the website

The American Legion Department of Nebraska, with over 350 posts and more than 22,000 members, embodies the largest veterans' organization in the world, dedicated to serving military veterans and their families. Rooted in the promotion of four core pillars—Americanism, Children and Youth, National Security, and Veterans Affairs and Rehabilitation—the organization fosters a strong sense of community and support among its members. Under the leadership of Department Commander Judy Walters, the Legion emphasizes "Servant Leadership," focusing on mentoring new members to cultivate future leaders and ensure the organization thrives into its second century. The American Legion Family, which includes the Auxiliary, Sons, and Riders, collaborates to strengthen their collective mission and uphold the values that serve both veterans and the nation. Generated from the website

The American Legion Department of Nebraska, formed over a century ago, proudly supports military veterans and their families through a network of more than 350 local posts and 22,000 members across the state. Emphasizing the core values of Americanism, Children and Youth, National Security, and Veterans Affairs and Rehabilitation, the organization fosters a collaborative environment with its auxiliary and affiliated groups. Generated from the website