Becoming a Legionnaire
Becoming a member of a veteran organization goes beyond a meaningful commitment to your community; it opens the door to forge enduring relationships with fellow service members who have walked a similar path. After devoting a significant portion of your life to your country’s service, you now have a remarkable opportunity to once again impact your community in a positive and profound way. By getting involved with a veteran organization, you not only strengthen the ties of brotherhood but also have the unique chance to share your invaluable experiences and wisdom with others who may benefit from your journey, ultimately enriching the lives of individuals and families in your local area and fostering a spirit of camaraderie that uplifts everyone involved.
This valuable participation enables you to actively contribute to the development of a nurturing and supportive atmosphere for veterans and their families, fostering a sense of belonging and camaraderie. By becoming involved, you play an essential role in uplifting the overall community through your dedication and commitment, ensuring that those who have served our country feel appreciated and connected.
Frequently Asked Questions
Joining a veteran organization is a great commitment to your community. You have served your country as a member of the military server your community as a veteran. Looking for more Membership F.A.Q?
Q: What are the eligibility dates for membership in The American Legion?
A: Thanks to the LEGION Act (Let Everyone Get Involved in Opportunities for National Service Act) signed into law on July 30, 2019, the current eligibility period is Dec. 7, 1941, to the present, and includes the current war campaigns. Previously, there were seven declared war periods. Now there are two: the current war period dating back to World War II and another covering World War I. No other restrictions to American Legion membership have changed.
Q: I'm currently on active duty. Am I eligible?
A: Yes, you are a veteran. All current active-duty military are eligible for membership.
Q: I didn't retire from the military but was on active duty during one of the qualifying time periods. Am I eligible?
A: Yes, you are a veteran. As long as you have served at least one day of federal active duty during any qualifying period, you are eligible for membership.
Q: I served during one of the qualifying periods but was never in a combat zone. Am I eligible?
A: Yes, you are a veteran. Location of active-duty service is not a consideration for membership.
Q: I'm currently in the National Guard/Reserve. My unit was activated under Title 10 orders during a qualifying time period. Am I eligible?
A: Yes, you are a veteran. Title 10 orders are issued by the Secretary of Defense and therefore are federal orders.
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American Legion Ahwatukee Post 64
American Legion Post 64 a is a patriotic veteran’s organization dedicated to serving veterans, servicemembers, and communities. Established in 1993 by war-weary veterans of World War I, World War II, Korean War, and Vietnam War. Post 64 is a welcoming community of veterans with a distinguished heritage rooted in service, we earnestly strive to honor and support those who have fearlessly served our beloved country.
Post strives to provide a safe place were all veterans come to find camaraderie and military brotherhood. Post 64’s mission is to have Veterans helping Veterans and building up the community in a positive way.
We advocate for veterans’ benefits, drive social change, military funeral honor & the committal services, and implement impactful programs for youth.
Legion Post 64 is a flourishing community of veterans that wholeheartedly comprehends; deeply cherishes the sacrifices; and unwavering commitments veterans, and service members make for our country. Our commitment to upholding the dignity and respect of our nation and our veterans.
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If you are a veteran in need of assistance, please contact Post 64 via email, or call our VSO.
Ahwatukee Post 64 Contact Number:
(480) 757-7779
Ahwatukee Post 64
5001 E. Cheyenne Dr. Phoenix, AZ 85044
Monthly Member's Business meeting is held on the 3rd Wednesday of every month @ 4:30PM
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