American Legion Hammond Post 3

American Legion Hammond Post 3 www.legion.org
www.tennesseelegion.org

We meet at 6pm on the 3rd Monday of the month. They know the difference between Memorial Day and Veterans Day.

Mission, vision and values https://www.legion.org/mission

The American Legion is built on a promise from men and women who swore with their lives to defend and protect the United States through military service. The promise begins at enlistment, grows through training and discipline in the U.S. Armed Forces and continues after discharge, as veterans in service to community, state and nation. In times of crisis, The American Legion steps into the turmoil and fights to provide needed assistance for others. Young people who seek positive opportunities turn to The American Legion, which has mentored generations into responsible citizens. Veterans in need of advocates to help them achieve meaningful careers, educations, health-care services, friends and stable homes are supported every day, free of charge, by The American Legion. Active-duty, National Guard and Reserve personnel have dedicated supporters in The American Legion. A strong and well-resourced national defense is, and has always been, a central purpose of the organization. As former troops, Legionnaires understand the importance of home-front support. Legionnaires constantly remind communities that freedom and prosperity come with a price, a price often paid in blood. They raise the money, put in the hours and bring into existence monuments and memorials to “preserve the memories and incidents of our associations in all wars.”

The American Legion salutes the flag and asks all others to show respect for the unity, freedom and hope it represents. Among American Legion members, there is no rank or prejudice, only purpose. A veteran is a veteran. And the purpose of veterans in The American Legion is to strengthen the United States of America through programs, services, compassion and actions that have proven vital, timeless and life-changing for over a century. The American Legion's mission statement, as adopted by the National Executive Committee in October 2020, is:

To enhance the well-being of America's veterans, their families, our military, and our communities by our devotion to mutual helpfulness. The American Legion's vision statement is "The American Legion: Veterans Strengthening America.” The American Legion's value principles are as follows:

A VETERAN IS A VETERAN - which means The American Legion embraces all current and former members of the military and endeavors to help them transition into their communities. SELFLESS SERVICE - which means The American Legion celebrates all who contribute to something larger than themselves and inspires others to serve and strengthen America. AMERICAN VALUES AND PATRIOTISM - which means The American Legion advocates for upholding and defending the United States Constitution, equal justice and opportunity for everyone and discrimination against no one, youth education, responsible citizenship and honoring military service by observing and participating in memorial events. FAMILY AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT - which means The American Legion meets the unique needs of local communities. ADVANCING THE VISION - which means The American Legion educates, mentors and leads new generations of Americans. HONOR THOSE WHO CAME BEFORE US - which means The American Legion pays perpetual respect for all past military sacrifices to ensure they are never forgotten by new generations. The American Legion's motto is "Veterans Strengthening America."

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11/20/2025

Commission Motto“VOLS: “Veterans Offering Lifesaving Services.”HandoutFeel free to reproduce and share the commission's initial handout far and wide.Promote AwarenessCreating a day in the Volunteer State that recognizes and honors a person, raises awareness of a particular issue or organizatio...

11/16/2025

Fellow Legionnaires,

The November meeting is tomorrow night at 6 P.M. in the Eastman Conference room of the V. O. Dobbins Community Center, 301 Louis Street, Kingsport.

Very respectfully,

Angelo A. Pellitteri
Commander
AMERICAN LEGION Hammond Post No. 3
301 Louis Street, Suite 301
Kingsport, TN 37660

11/16/2025
11/16/2025

A virtual training session will take place from 2:30-4 p.m. ET this Monday, Nov. 17. Learn to identify the signs of a veteran in crisis and then ask the tough questions.
Learn more/register for the training: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/p2wcEl-2TbaFrInQ_btOTA #/registration.

Our fellow   in Knoxville. American Legion Post 2 - Knoxville, Tennessee
11/15/2025

Our fellow in Knoxville. American Legion Post 2 - Knoxville, Tennessee

The group behind the annual Veterans Day parade in Knoxville plans a new headquarters to serve the community.

11/15/2025
11/14/2025

The 2025 session of National American Legion College in Indianapolis begins Sunday, Nov. 16, and will conclude Friday, Nov. 21, with a graduation ceremony. The current class includes 54 American Legion members representing 44 departments who will meet at American Legion National Headquarters for the training.
Legion College students will learn how to lead with empathy, integrity and purpose, while fostering collaboration and empowerment within their posts, counties, districts and departments.
Check out this year's participants: https://www.legion.org/information-center/news/college/2025/november/54-legionnaires-to-attend-national-american-legion-college.

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301 Louis Street, Ste 301
Kingsport, TN
37660

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