American Legion Auxiliary

Website

104 Main St

Union, NE 68455

http://nebraskalegion.net

The American Legion Department of Nebraska is a prominent veterans organization that has been serving the community for over a century, promoting the four pillars of Americanism, Children and Youth, National Security, and Veterans Affairs and Rehabilitation. With more than 350 posts and 22,000 members across the state, the organization is dedicated to supporting military veterans, their families, and the youth of Nebraska.

In addition to its core mission, the American Legion Family includes the American Legion Auxiliary, the Sons of The American Legion, and the American Legion Riders, all working collaboratively to foster leadership and integrity among new members. The organization continues to strive for excellence as it enters its second century, ensuring the ongoing success and strength of its initiatives.

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