Meetings:
Scheduled for the last Wednesday of each month at 7:00 PM unless otherwise noted.
Dues:
$20.00 per fiscal year, July 1st through June 30th. Annual dues notices are sent by U.S. mail. Dues must be paid by December 31st of each year in order to maintain membership as well as consecutive years of service to the American Legion. Please contact Squadron 22 Sr. Vice Commander if you have any questions.
Officers:
Commander: John Cameron
Sr. Vice Commander: Bill "Doc" Sheehan
Jr. Vice Commander: Jeffrey Bumpus
Adjutant: Vacant
Finance Officer: Jim Murphy
Sergeant-at-Arms: Donnie Westhaver
Historian: Stephen Nutt
Chaplain: Brooks Coughlin
Judge Advocate: Rick Nutt
Advisor: Rich Cameron
The Correct Way to Display an American Flag:
An American flag hung from a pole horizontally or at an angle from a house or building should always have the blue field with stars (otherwise known as the union) at the peak of the staff. The union should always be on the flag's right (observer's left) when an American flag is displayed vertically or horizontally or on a wall. The union should additionally be in the uppermost position. This same placement should be observed when displaying the flag in a window. Learn more about Flag Etiquette and When to Display your Flag.
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Scheduled for the last Wednesday of each month at 7:00 PM unless otherwise noted.
Dues:
$20.00 per fiscal year, July 1st through June 30th. Annual dues notices are sent by U.S. mail. Dues must be paid by December 31st of each year in order to maintain membership as well as consecutive years of service to the American Legion. Please contact Squadron 22 Sr. Vice Commander if you have any questions.
Officers:
Commander: John Cameron
Sr. Vice Commander: Bill "Doc" Sheehan
Jr. Vice Commander: Jeffrey Bumpus
Adjutant: Vacant
Finance Officer: Jim Murphy
Sergeant-at-Arms: Donnie Westhaver
Historian: Stephen Nutt
Chaplain: Brooks Coughlin
Judge Advocate: Rick Nutt
Advisor: Rich Cameron
The Correct Way to Display an American Flag:
An American flag hung from a pole horizontally or at an angle from a house or building should always have the blue field with stars (otherwise known as the union) at the peak of the staff. The union should always be on the flag's right (observer's left) when an American flag is displayed vertically or horizontally or on a wall. The union should additionally be in the uppermost position. This same placement should be observed when displaying the flag in a window. Learn more about Flag Etiquette and When to Display your Flag.
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