Georgia AmLegion Post 304

This Weblog is for the exclusive use of members of Post 304 of the Georgia American Legion in Kennesaw/Acworth, GA. It may be used for numerous purposes but will be primarily a site for communicating information to our members.

If you wish to post a "blog" on this weblog, please contact me at: dburdette488@bellsouth - I will either post it for your or advise you how to do it yourself.

Snail mailing address for the Post: American Legion Post 304, P.O. Box 15, Kennesaw, GA 30156-0015.

Tuesday, September 26, 2006

September 21st Post 304 Meeting Well Attended!

There were several new faces at the last Thursday night meeting at the National Guard Armory. Maybe you'll be able to pick some old acquaintances out of the pictures below, which include shots of our guest speakers, Post 9-1-1 Commander Ronnie Ogletree and 9-1-1 member Pat Baisden. Cdr. Olgletree and Buddy Baisden spoke on Identity Theft and Methods to Use to Prevent It.

The ladies from Unit 304 Women's Auxiliary joined us for the program and we had a surprise visit by Fifth District Jr. Vice Commander Mary Lepley. We had a good meeting, thanks to our Commander Lieber, and we hope you will join us next month, Thursday, October 19.

Attendance drawing is worth $750.00, but you must be present to win. Last weeks' winner was Harold J. Daniel of Acworth. Unfortunately, he was not present. It pays to be there!




Wednesday, September 20, 2006

Post 304 General Membership Meeting Thursday, September 21, 2006 Reminder

Don't forget to plan on attending the regular meeting of The American Legion Post 304 at 1900 hours on Thursday, September 21. Our special guest speaker will be Legionnaire Pat Baisden of Post 9-1-1, and she will present a program on "Identity Theft - How to Avoid It". The meeting should conclude by 2030 hours (for you Air Force guys, that 8:30 p.m.). Grinning here.

Tuesday, September 12, 2006

If you don't think our military pilots earn their pay, take a look at this picture.

This photo was taken by a soldier in Afghanistan of a helo rescue mission. The pilot is a PA Guard guy who flies EMS choppers in civilian life.

Now how many people on the planet you reckon could set the ass end of a chopper down on the roof top of a shack on a steep mountain cliff and hold it there while soldiers load wounded men in the rear??? I can't even imagine having the nerve ... much less the talent and ability. God Bless our military!!!!!