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Military/Veterans
Quilts of Valor Awarded
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- By Tony Dunn
Wednesday evening at Greenville Library The Quilts of Valor Foundation Presented Quilts to 15 Veterans. Front row left to right First row Matt Adams, Robt Crombie, E. Alex Gephart, James Hood, James Kelly, Dale Michals, Bradley Roberts, Steven Shapiro. second row: Thomas Walsh, James Wakeste, Landon Thompson, Terry Taylor, Karen Sprinkle, Anthony Spearman.
Bradley Roberts a Navy Veteran injured while in service. Bradley is a member of american Legion Major Rudolf Anderson, Jr. Post 214 Taylors, S.C.
82nd America Legion High School Oratorical Scholarship Contest State Finals
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- By American Legion Department of SC Photographer, Gilbert Scales
Left to right: American Legion Department of South Carolina Commander Walt Richardson; Home-School Senior Post 3 sponsored Isaac Jansen who was judged the winner of the State High School Oratorical Contest on Saturday, February 22nd; Post 3 Oratorical Contest Chairman David Rogers; and American Legion Dept. of SC Oratorical Chairman Fred Timmons.
Left to right: Oratorical Contest 1st runner-up Jessica Scannell, runner-up Colin James Morris, Legionnaire from Post 193 in Chapin represented runner-up Paige MayLath who had to leave early and Isaac Jansen sponsored by Post 3 in Greenville who was judged the 1st place winner in the High School Oratorical Contest Finals.
Post 214 Display at February Gun Show
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- By Tony Dunn
Members of American Legion Major Rudolf Anderson, Jr., Post 214 greet visitors at Gun Show held at Greenville Convention Center, displaying war artifacts from the Cecil D. Buchanan Museum of Military History located at 3110 Wade Hampton Blvd.
Korean War Vets Celebrate Anniversary
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- By Lew Perry
Members of the KWVA Foothills Chapter#301of SC celebrated their 15th anniversary at their regular meeting February 13, 2020. Recognitionof pastPresidents with a certificate of appreciation included, founder and first PresidentLewPerry, Francis Thompson,Lewis Langley, Eddie Wooten, Tom Comshaw, Conrad Nowak,deceased were James Oakman and Gerry Kunz.
Vietnamese New Year, The Year of the Rat
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- By Tony Dunn & Haylie Guthrie
The Vietnamese New Year celebration was held at The Greenville Convention Center. 2020 is the year of the Rat.
The Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 523 Color Guard prepare to present the Colors.
Rock Hill Post 34 Hosts 2nd Phase Oratorical
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- By American Legion
Isaac Jansen, representing James F. Daniel, Jr. American Legion Post 3 in Greenville, is congratulated by Rock Hill's Frank Roach American Legion Post #34 Commander Charles Swanger. Isaac was judged as the 1st place winner of the High School Oratorical Speech Contest Saturday, February 8th, 2020. The contestants had to give their opening oration not to exceed eight to ten minutes. The 2nd part of the contest was one of four Constiituional Amendments which were in sealed envelopes. Eachcontestant had five minutes to study and give a three to five minute oration on the Amendment that was pulled from the sealed envelope.The Amendment that was revealed was the 27th Amendment of the Constitution of Unites Statues. Isaac will represent Greenville American Legion Post 3 in the Oratorical Finals in Columbia, SC on Saturday, February 22nd.
Four Chaplain's Day Inter-Faith Service
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- By Tony Dunn
The Four Chaplains, also referred to as the "Immortal Chaplains" or the "Dorchester Chaplains," were four World War II chaplains who gave their lives to save other civilian and military personnel as the troop ship SS Dorchester sank on February 3, 1943. The Dorchester was a civilian liner converted for military service in World War II as a War Shipping Administration troop transport. She was able to carry slightly more than 900 military passengers and crew.
A program was given by American Legion Post 45 Inman at the Inman First Baptist Church. Spartanburg County Sheriff's Department Drill Team stunned the audience with their presentation.
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