| What does the SAL emblem represent? |
| The star in the center represents our country and the five points of the star represent the five-point program of the Sons of the American Legion. |
| The sun in the background represents the Sons of The American Legion and the rays represent the loyalty of its membership. |
| The blue of the emblem, like the blue of our flag, stands for justice. |
| The two stars in the blue border stand for freedom and democracy. |
| The wreath below the star is in memory of our comrades and those of our fathers who willingly gave their lives for their country. |
| The ten points of the emblem represent the ten ideals of every Legion Son. |
| What is the Five-Point Program of Service? | |
| 1. PATRIOTISM | -- Love of Flag; love of Country. |
| 2. CITIZENSHIP | -- Individual obligation of citizenship. |
| 3. DISCIPLINE | -- Respect for and obedience to rules |
| 4. LEADERSHIP | -- Participation in group activities. |
| 5. LEGIONISM | -- Knowledge of The American Legion. |
| What are the Suggested S.A.L. Programs of Activities? |
Since the age eligibility begins
from date of birth, activities and programs of any squadron should be
determined by:
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Suggested Programs (Assist the
Post):
- The American Legion Child Welfare foundation - American Legion Baseball - Boys State - Junior Shooting Sports program - Vast Range of Americanism and Children & Youth Activities
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| What are the Ten Ideals? |
The ten ideal program is a study
program recommended for younger members (school
age) which includes subjects in:
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