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I''m fixing to become commander of my American Legion post and I have active duty National guard that would like to become members of our post but because theyarenot actually in the Army,I don't know.
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PO3-I am the First Vice Commander and acting Commander for our Post. The short answer to your question is yes; NG members can (and should) be enrolled in the Legion.
The "Long Answer" is a bit more complicated, but is available from a variety of Legion publications.
https://www.legion.org/membership/faq
The only stipulations that I'm aware of is that a member be a veteran who served at least one day during a time of conflict under federal jurisdiction.
The "Long Answer" is a bit more complicated, but is available from a variety of Legion publications.
https://www.legion.org/membership/faq
The only stipulations that I'm aware of is that a member be a veteran who served at least one day during a time of conflict under federal jurisdiction.
Membership: Frequently Asked Questions | The American Legion
Eligibility Questions To be eligible for membership in The American Legion, you need to have been assigned to at least one day of federal active duty service any time during the eligibility periods as determined by U.S. Government, and received an honorable discharge/discharge under honorable conditions, or currently serving in one of the U.S. Armed Forces. Are you eligible? Here are a few frequently asked questions regarding American Legion...
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Damn it All branches of service are qualified to join- read the joining regs, about signing them up. If they served and or deployed, and tons of them have.
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I would think the question is how long have you served on active duty. They would show a DD214. When I graduated from basic and AIT I received a DD 214. When I got back home I went to school where I received financial assistance from the veterans office.
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