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Auxiliary Application and Eligibility

Writer: mtalacandice
mtalacandice
Mar 2
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MEMBERSHIP ELIGIBILITY EXPLAINED

RELATIONSHIP TO VETERANS

·         MOTHER                              

·         DAUGHTER

·         SISTER

·         GRANDMOTHER

·         GRANDDAUGHTER

·         SELF – FEMALE VETERANS WHO HAVE SERVED

·         MALE or FEMALE SPOUSE

TWO PATHS FOR ALA ELIGIBILITY

Path One:  The potential member is related to a living veteran by one the relationships stated at left and the veteran is living AND a current member of The American Legion.

Path Two:  The potential member is related to a deceased veteran who served during the eligible time periods and was honorably discharged.  The deceased veteran did not have to be a member of The American Legion in order for the potential member to join the ALA.

 

ELIGIBILITY PERIODS

April 6,1916 to November 11, 1918; and anytime after December 7, 1941



 
 
 

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