Welcome To The Official Site Of Tybee Island American Legion Post 154!

   All veterans who have served, or presently serving,
from any of the armed services are welcome to visit our legion.
Post 154 is open to the public however,  if you are visiting as a guest in the Canteen, our bar, please sign our guest registry upon entering. The Canteen is an adult only watering hole.

IN MEMORY ...

   Memorial Park on Tybee Island Georgia is home to the

Tybee Island Veteran's Circle
of Freedom Memorial Monument 

that enshrines and encompasses brave souls from each branch of our services. It is a representation of a community that stands proudly together supporting all that this nation represents- love of family, freedom for all. 

Featured on the Memorial, In Memory page
are some of our members and special people who have helped shape Post 154.

 The Post 154 website is an electronic magazine featuring articles on veterans issues and historical accounts of miliatary and national past and present events that have and continue to affect us all. 

  

                                                             

                                                     

  

                               

A series of articles, "Vet Views" features interviews with veterans, their families, and friends and their life changing paths. It is my intent to put a face on the word "veteran" and to parallel their path with our world's historical events.

I invite all visiting this website to share links or articles regarding veterans, their families. I would be happy to add to the featured stories or share your personal story of military or historical events that continue to shape us today.

  Thank you for your interest, thank you for supporting the veterans and their families! 
                                                                                                                                                 Jacque Dorazio . Post 154 Website Designer                                                                             
                                

The Legion Bytes Page Features Monthly Highlights Of Our Military History.

It is listed in chronological order January thru December. 

There are sub pages under this page with special features on a variety of subjects:

from K-9 history to an interesting local story of a soldier transport ship, the Otranto.

I hope you find each piece as interesting as I have with my research.

Jacque Dorazio  . all rights reserved

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. . . CANTEEN . . . 
Maximum of 35 people at one time in the Canteen
Temperatures will be taken at the door. If you are in a group and one has a temp of 100.4 or above,
the entire group must leave.  All visitor's names & phone numbers shall be recorded.
. . .  Everyone must sign in  . . .
Sorry, No glassware is being used- only plastic or styrofoam.
If you prefer a wine glass, bring one from home but you must take it back home that day.
  Masks Are Mandatory . Hand Sanitizer Is Available.

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. . .  FYI . . .

The National American Legion Updated
Domain Names

LEGION.ORG

ALA . . . LEGION-AUX.ORG

If you have any events or projects upcoming from any three branches of Post 154 or, if you have had any projects supporting our veterans or their families please share your information with Jacque to feature on the website. 

             Read Interviews With Veterans- Their Life Paths And Military History Of That Era

 Click on the link   .... VET VIEWS ....

"Why do you want to interview me for the American Legion website?

I didn't do anything special "   

I have heard that question many times over and each time. I chuckle and reply; I am sorry, you are mistaken.

Any person who has served, or currently serving, has their own intrinsic story to tell. 

You are a special piece in this puzzle that has aided in maintaining our democracy and the history of our culture.
Your life path is special to us all.
I believe we are all pieces within this great puzzle of democracy and all need to openly communicate our life experiences,
goals, and ideals to achieve the complete puzzle of democracy for generations to come.
Now . . . what do you believe? 

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Thursday, January 6th, 2022 Marks A Very Sad Day In Our American Democracy.
Please take a moment out of your day and remember how our Capital and DC officers tried to protect our legislative governing body from the actions of citizens that tried to thwart our democracy process through violence instigated by misguided truths of the loss of a Presidential election.
Remember the remaining loved ones of those who fell in harms way January 6th as we remember all of our soldiers at home and abroad continuing to strive to maintain our freedom and justice for all- not just for some.