Which Vet organization does the most?

I'm a member of the DAV. I like what they do for veterans, with their singular focus on disabled vets. Whenever I see a disabled vet - in person or "on paper" - I think, there, but for the grace of God, go I.

I think they all carry their own weight. Just like anything else you look into, they all have their own strengths. I tried to join the VFW but because I didn't deploy overseas I didn't qualify. I am going to check into the American Legion soon though.

Interestingly enough let me lay my vote into perspective and please, no member of any organization need be offended, this is my active duty stance from what I have participated in to date. To date I have known many from each organization, but DAV seeks to educate those leaving the service in the benefits the VA makes available as we DO NOT know them when leaving active duty. The VFW and AL usually in my patronage are places to visit as watering holes for the local bike rides and a social environment. I am a life member of the VFW and have the recommendation for AL, but still find a lack of usage. All have hosted active duty functions with support and appreciation, but as to the Congressional push for the masses, I cannot speak currently. If I had to throw a guess out there, the one with the highest membership scroll has the best voice in the beltway. Otherwise, it is probably individually based on what you think you need from each one you become a member.