The mission of the American Legion and our post is to enhance the well-being of veterans, their families, the military, and communities through a commitment to mutual helpfulness. This mission is built on four pillars: Veterans Affairs & Rehabilitation, National Security, Americanism, and Children & Youth.
PROMOTE VETERAN SUICIDE AWARENESS
Across the nation, change is underway to reduce the number of military-affiliated Americans who are lost to suicide. Various estimates have put the daily toll at 18 or 22, while others say those figures underestimate the real number. In any case, The American Legion believes one is too many.
Join the American Legion at: https://mylegion.org
Contact the Adjutant at 423-488-5445 or asyler@pbfi.com
The American Legion advocates for veterans' affairs, gain access to exclusive member discounts, and connect with a community of fellow veterans and their families. The organization also supports communities through youth programs, scholarships, and disaster relief, and offers assistance with VA benefits.
Post 14 will host a blood drive on 29 June from 1200-1700 hours.
Sign up online at https://www.bloodassurance.org/
The drive will be heald at the post, 1200 Mountain Creek Road, Suite 320, Chattanooga, TN.
Medal of Honor Memorial Scholarship
Contact our Adjutant for the criteria and an application.
The candidates must have a family member that is a veteran, such as, father, mother, or grandfather/mother. The sholarship will provide $1,000 per semester for undergrad and master's programs, also technical or trade school.
Applications should be filed no later the December 1, 2026, for the 2027 school year.
2026 Medal of Honor Memorial Scholarship Recipients
Anne Marie Dreyer
Anne Marie Dreyer
Dominic D'Apice
Anne Marie Dreyer
Commander Dooley, Jim Fields, Scholarship Committee Chrirman with Recipients
Commander Dooley, Jim Fields, Scholarship Committee Chrirman with Recipients
Easy access and convenient parking.
Directions to our post at the Four Squares Office Center.