Veterans of Foreign Wars of United States Dept of Nebraska

The American Legion Department of Nebraska is a prominent veteran's organization with over 350 local posts and more than 22,000 members statewide. Founded during World War I, it is committed to promoting the four pillars of Americanism, Children and Youth, National Security, and Veterans Affairs and Rehabilitation. The organization emphasizes the importance of servant leadership, focusing on the development and mentorship of new members to ensure the continued strength and success of the Legion. In its second century, the American Legion remains dedicated to supporting military veterans, their families, and the youth of Nebraska. Generated from the website

The American Legion Auxiliary in Crete, NE, is part of the largest veteran organization in the world, supporting over 350 American Legion Posts and more than 22,000 members across Nebraska. The organization focuses on promoting the four pillars of Americanism, Children and Youth, National Security, and Veterans Affairs and Rehabilitation while fostering a strong community among its members and their families. Under the leadership of Department Commander Judy Walters for the 2025-2026 term, the Auxiliary emphasizes servant leadership and the development of new members as future leaders. Their ongoing mission is to strengthen support for military veterans, their families, and the youth of the nation as they enter their second century of service. Generated from the website

The American Legion Department of Nebraska is a prominent veterans' organization with a membership of over 22,000 across more than 350 local posts, dedicated to serving veterans and their families. Established since World War I, the organization actively promotes its four pillars: Americanism, Children and Youth, National Security, and Veterans Affairs and Rehabilitation. Under the leadership of Department Commander Judy Walters for the 2025-2026 term, the American Legion emphasizes Servant Leadership, focusing on developing future leaders within the organization. The collective efforts of the American Legion Family, which includes the Auxiliary, Sons of The American Legion, and Legion Riders, work together to ensure the continued support and strength of the Legion's mission. Generated from the website