On this day in 1919 the first American Legion caucus was held by members of the American Expeditionary Force, convening in Paris. War-weary members of the American Expeditionary Forces gathered for a “morale conference” that led to the creation of what would become The American Legion. As we celebrate our 106th birthday, we offer thanks to all former and current members for keeping us going strong in our mission to serve the nation’s veterans, our military and their families, and our communities

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We've created a video about American Legion youth programs and the one common denominator they all have – responsible citizenship. The video also highlights why those who served in the U.S. military and continue their service through membership in The American Legion have a stake in the youth programs that develop future leaders. The American Legion Youth Programs and Responsible Citizenship video is available on the Legion's YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fh3fvp2uZ1c). America