| The Sons of the American Legion is an organization of men and boys who's parents or grandparents served their country during times of war. Being a member of the Sons of the American Legion gives those men an opportunity to honor the service of their parents or grandparents by serving an important role in the American Legion. In order to be eligible for the Sons of the American Legion, you must be the son or grandson of an American Legion Member or an eligible wartime veteran who is deceased. If you meet the eligibility requirements above and are interested in joining please complete an application and bring it to the post. Click Here to view and print the Membership Application If you are the son or grandson of an eligible wartime veteran who is deceased, it may be necessary to obtain a copy of their DD-214 for proof of wartime military service. A DD-214 can be obtained from the National Personnel Records Archives. Click here to visit their web page If you know you have a family member who makes you eligible and don't have any surviving relatives who can help you obtain the records, resources such as Ancestry.com or Myheritage.com are a great place to start to find the necessary information. Applications for membership can be brought to the American Legion and dropped in the mail slot ot box (inside the legion) or emailed to the address below. Questions about the application or membership process can be sent to admin@djmlegion.com |
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