Podcasts about legion commander

On this edition of TMWS, American Legion Post 229 Commander Larry Vannoy is sharing about their volunteer effort which includes Veteran and Memorial Day Events; H.S. Legion Baseball; Madison City Street Festival; Christmas Events; Floyd E. Tut Fann Home Visits; Veteran Cemetery Flag and Wreath Laying; JROTC support; Trail of Tears support; Legion Riders; and much more. I hope you will listen and share.

On this MADM, Larry Vannoy, who is the commander of chapter 229 of the American Legion, is sharing about his military background. Sponsor: Park Supply Company, Inc. ParkSupplyCompany.com

On this episode Jay is joined by Isaac Pendley and they discuss playing clones, the NY local scene and more! Patreon: patreon.com/thefifthtrooper

Edwards previews the 2023 Veteran's Day program at the Legion on Saturday, November 11th, beginning at 10 am, also broadcast on AM 1330/FM 95.7 WRAM.

11-2-23 American Legion Commander Daniel J Seehafer by Tommy G

This week we learn about the Minneapolis VA Health Care System’s Fisher House, meet the new Commander of the American Legion Department of Minnesota and get a Pact Act update from the Press Secretary of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Guests include: Kim Bhim – Fisher House/Minneapolis VA Health Care System Paul Hassing – […] The post Fisher House and New Legion Commander appeared first on Minnesota Military Radio.

This week we celebrate the 52nd Anniversary of the Armed Forces Service Center, meet the new Commander of the American Legion Department of Minnesota and get an update from the Minneapolis VA Health Care System. Guests include: Debra Cain – … Continue reading → The post Armed Forces Service Center and American Legion Commander appeared first on Minnesota Military Radio.

11 - 2-2022 American Legion Commander Vincent Jim Troiola by Tommy G

Stories mentioned in this episode: Day in History: 1972: Five men arrested following a break-in to the Watergate Complex As membership declines, Rochester's new American Legion commander seeks to re-energize legions Art project turns trash to art in downtown Rochester Olmsted County seeking Rochester council support for senior housing project Mabel-Canton's Urbaniak looks back on five decades of coaching The Post Bulletin is proud to be a part of the Trust Project. Learn more at thetrustproject.org.

On this week's Unnamed Wednesday Episode Ursi, Proud, and Zac do some serious theorcrafting, even though it's not a Thursday. Topics include: Monkey King, Ember Spirit, Void Spirit, Razor, Rubick, Legion Commander, Mage Slayer (the best item), Dark Seer build variety, Lane Aggression, Juggernaut, Arc Warden, 'Sexy Luigi Meme', and much more!

On this truly indescribable joy of an episode Proud, Ursi, and Zac gather around the campfire to discuss Dota. Topics include: WLDL Grand FInals, further Abaddon testing (and support Abaddon), Legion Commander, Vengeful Spirit, Snapfire, Zac's recalibration, Ursi's feedfest, Ranged 3's, Wraith Bands, milk, Omniknight, Holy Locket, and so much more!

11 - 17 - 2021 American Legion Commander Paul E Dillard by Tommy G

In which Ursi and Bee talk, sometimes about Dota other times about not-Dota. Topics include: Jakiro, Legion Commander, Silly Story Time, Groupwork, self-centered Dota, Egomaniacal gaming, TI timing, Valorant, Teaching new people the game, Dota Notions, and much more!

On this week's Thursday Show Zac and Ursi flex their non-existent psychology degrees. Topcs include: Zac's ranked climb, Ursi's strategy to break free of a losing streak, Rubick, 5 Dawnbreaker, an interesting Sniper build, 3 Venomancer, Legion Commander builds, Visage, Dota-based video games, Zac being a bully, and more!

James W. “Bill” Oxford, The National CommanderVietnam War veteran James W. “Bill” Oxford was elected national commander of the nearly 2 million-member American Legion on August 29, 2019, in Indianapolis, during the organization's 101st national convention. He has been a member of the nation's largest veterans' organization since 1986.A native of Lenoir, N.C., Oxford is a paid-up-for- life member and past commander of Post 29 in Lenoir. He served as department (state) commander of the North Carolina American Legion from 2010 to 2011. A veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps, Oxford was an aviation electronics technician for the A-6 Intruder and served in Vietnam during his initial enlistment. After being discharged as a sergeant in 1970, Oxford joined the North Carolina National Guard.  He subsequently attended officer's candidate school and transferred to the U.S. Army Reserve, where he ultimately retired as a colonel after more than 34 years of military service.An active volunteer with several organizations, Oxford is a member of Masonic lodge-York and Scottish Rite. His theme as national commander of The American Legion is “a foundation for the future,” as the organization enters its second century of service. About the American League: www.legion.orgThe American Legion was founded one hundred years ago by World War I veterans concerned about their wounded comrades and the sacrifices that were made to defend freedom and although you are nonpartisan you strongly believe that all of our elected officials should ensure that veterans, members of our military and their families feel the gratitude of a nation that truly appreciates and values their service and sacrifice.The Nation's Largest Veterans Organization Looks to its Second Century as America's Most Influential Voice for Veterans. Of course, I am referring to the American Legion with about two million members and nearly 13,000 posts worldwide, whose members are involved in community-based support of veterans, service members and their families. The American Legion is strongly committed to helping veterans and military families with its outreach programs and lobbying efforts, as a new generation of returning veterans reintegrate into the community.In the aftermath of another Election day, Bill Oxford is hoping that Americans will pause to remember just who it is that makes it possible to freely choose our elected officials. By that you mean Bill?“It is fitting that Veteran's Day is just a few days after Americans traditionally go to the polls,” Oxford said. “It is, after all, the veteran who protects our freedom and ensures that our constitutional republic is protected from tyrannical regimes and terrorists who hate our way of life. Congress and the White House still have some unfinished business that we would like to see them address expeditiously.”Among issues that The American Legion hopes people will focus on:Congress still has not passed the Pay Our Coast Guard Act. When the federal government shut down earlier this year, the Coast Guard was the only military branch to experience an interruption in their payroll.  During that period, The American Legion provided more than one million dollars in grants to junior-ranking Coast Guard members who had children at home. Unlike the other military branches, the Coast Guard falls under the Department of Homeland Security. Legislation in Congress would ensure that Coast Guard funds are appropriated in advance, like the military branches in the DoD, and that members of Coast Guard would be paid on time in the unfortunate event of future government shutdowns.The American Legion Family is playing a vital role in helping communities recover from the devastation caused by recent hurricanes and other natural disasters. Families inside and outside The American Legion desperately need assistance. The American Legion has many assistance programs but public unity and attention are essential in this rebuilding effort.Thousands of veterans struggle daily to overcome the hardships inflicted by traumatic brain injury, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and other signature wounds of war.The American Legion strongly believes that the Department of Veterans Affairs, which has problems, is a system worth saving and must be strengthened. Treatment for veterans is the cost of not only war but of maintaining a strong defense during peacetime. America has an obligation to treat these veterans in the health care system that was built specifically to address their unique needs. “Choice” has an important role, but it should not be funded in a manner that will diminish the VA system. The American Legion will work closely with the VA to ensure smooth implementation of the VA Mission ActThe Harry W Colmery “Forever” GI Bill has many improved benefits that eligible veterans may not be aware of. The American Legion played a crucial role in the crafting of this and earlier versions of this landmark legislation.Reforming the VA health care system is not just a task, but a continuing process that will only improve if Americans hold their elected officials accountable and demand that veterans be treated with the dignity and respect that they have earned.The best way for employers to thank a veteran is to hire one. By providing jobs, employers can help eliminate veteran homelessness.To maintain a strong volunteer military, America should provide a high quality of life for military members and their families, and the training, technology, and weapons needed to prevail against any enemy.Veterans are a vital part of communities across the nation.  American Legion programs such as Operation Comfort Warriors, Boys State, Boys Nation, American Legion Baseball, Oratorical Scholarship contests, blood donations and the National Emergency Fund benefit and touch countless lives.The American Legion is the nation's largest veterans' service organization, with about two million members and nearly 13,000 posts worldwide, whose members are involved in community-based support of veterans, service members, and their families. The American Legion is strongly committed to helping veterans and military families with its outreach programs and lobbying efforts, as a new generation of returning veterans reintegrate into the community.Where can my listeners find more information about The American Legion?   www.legion.org 

James W. “Bill” Oxford, The National CommanderVietnam War veteran James W. “Bill” Oxford was elected national commander of the nearly 2 million-member American Legion on August 29, 2019, in Indianapolis, during the organization's 101st national convention. He has been a member of the nation's largest veterans' organization since 1986.A native of Lenoir, N.C., Oxford is a paid-up-for- life member and past commander of Post 29 in Lenoir. He served as department (state) commander of the North Carolina American Legion from 2010 to 2011. A veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps, Oxford was an aviation electronics technician for the A-6 Intruder and served in Vietnam during his initial enlistment. After being discharged as a sergeant in 1970, Oxford joined the North Carolina National Guard.  He subsequently attended officer's candidate school and transferred to the U.S. Army Reserve, where he ultimately retired as a colonel after more than 34 years of military service.An active volunteer with several organizations, Oxford is a member of Masonic lodge-York and Scottish Rite. His theme as national commander of The American Legion is “a foundation for the future,” as the organization enters its second century of service. About the American League: www.legion.orgThe American Legion was founded one hundred years ago by World War I veterans concerned about their wounded comrades and the sacrifices that were made to defend freedom and although you are nonpartisan you strongly believe that all of our elected officials should ensure that veterans, members of our military and their families feel the gratitude of a nation that truly appreciates and values their service and sacrifice.The Nation's Largest Veterans Organization Looks to its Second Century as America's Most Influential Voice for Veterans. Of course, I am referring to the American Legion with about two million members and nearly 13,000 posts worldwide, whose members are involved in community-based support of veterans, service members and their families. The American Legion is strongly committed to helping veterans and military families with its outreach programs and lobbying efforts, as a new generation of returning veterans reintegrate into the community.In the aftermath of another Election day, Bill Oxford is hoping that Americans will pause to remember just who it is that makes it possible to freely choose our elected officials. By that you mean Bill?“It is fitting that Veteran's Day is just a few days after Americans traditionally go to the polls,” Oxford said. “It is, after all, the veteran who protects our freedom and ensures that our constitutional republic is protected from tyrannical regimes and terrorists who hate our way of life. Congress and the White House still have some unfinished business that we would like to see them address expeditiously.”Among issues that The American Legion hopes people will focus on:Congress still has not passed the Pay Our Coast Guard Act. When the federal government shut down earlier this year, the Coast Guard was the only military branch to experience an interruption in their payroll.  During that period, The American Legion provided more than one million dollars in grants to junior-ranking Coast Guard members who had children at home. Unlike the other military branches, the Coast Guard falls under the Department of Homeland Security. Legislation in Congress would ensure that Coast Guard funds are appropriated in advance, like the military branches in the DoD, and that members of Coast Guard would be paid on time in the unfortunate event of future government shutdowns.The American Legion Family is playing a vital role in helping communities recover from the devastation caused by recent hurricanes and other natural disasters. Families inside and outside The American Legion desperately need assistance. The American Legion has many assistance programs but public unity and attention are essential in this rebuilding effort.Thousands of veterans struggle daily to overcome the hardships inflicted by traumatic brain injury, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and other signature wounds of war.The American Legion strongly believes that the Department of Veterans Affairs, which has problems, is a system worth saving and must be strengthened. Treatment for veterans is the cost of not only war but of maintaining a strong defense during peacetime. America has an obligation to treat these veterans in the health care system that was built specifically to address their unique needs. “Choice” has an important role, but it should not be funded in a manner that will diminish the VA system. The American Legion will work closely with the VA to ensure smooth implementation of the VA Mission ActThe Harry W Colmery “Forever” GI Bill has many improved benefits that eligible veterans may not be aware of. The American Legion played a crucial role in the crafting of this and earlier versions of this landmark legislation.Reforming the VA health care system is not just a task, but a continuing process that will only improve if Americans hold their elected officials accountable and demand that veterans be treated with the dignity and respect that they have earned.The best way for employers to thank a veteran is to hire one. By providing jobs, employers can help eliminate veteran homelessness.To maintain a strong volunteer military, America should provide a high quality of life for military members and their families, and the training, technology, and weapons needed to prevail against any enemy.Veterans are a vital part of communities across the nation.  American Legion programs such as Operation Comfort Warriors, Boys State, Boys Nation, American Legion Baseball, Oratorical Scholarship contests, blood donations and the National Emergency Fund benefit and touch countless lives.The American Legion is the nation's largest veterans' service organization, with about two million members and nearly 13,000 posts worldwide, whose members are involved in community-based support of veterans, service members, and their families. The American Legion is strongly committed to helping veterans and military families with its outreach programs and lobbying efforts, as a new generation of returning veterans reintegrate into the community.Where can my listeners find more information about The American Legion?   www.legion.org 

On this week's Thursday Show Zac and Ursi break into some new project heroes, go over some recent trends, and much more! Topics include: Spectre, Razor, Ursi & Zac's recent games together, Zac's ranked progress, core lion, Meepo (?!?!), Bounty Hunter and his shard, Tinker, Chaos Knight, Mars, Legion Commander, Sniper, Necrophos, and more!

On this week's Theorycraft Thursday Proud and Ursi discuss a couple near-perfect team comps, a whole lot of reflection on the game right now, predictions for Battle Pass, Legion Commander, Clinkz, Lifestealer testing, why Ursi's CK experiment is done with, and plenty more!

In this episode, the gang talks about the Chengdu Major, Legion Commander, and Drugs (?)

On this week's Theorycraft Thursday Proud and Ursi confirm what everyone has been thining: boy, this sure does seem like it's gonna be a cult! In addition to affirming all those suspicions we cover: advanced farming patterns, Legion Commander, Lifestealer, Weaver, Spectre maybe being good again (or maybe not), navigating your mid game into a victory, win states vs. lose states, bad tower trades, Chaos Knight, PA, Ursi's WLDL drafting experience, Zeus, the Monty Hall problem, cold brew, child fight clubs, and plenty, plenty more! For our game this week we played an offlane duolane of 3 Clockwerk with 4 Silencer!

On this week's (final!) Teach Me Thursday Beedub and Ursi talk about their recent successes, plan for the success of their future, and plenty more! Topics include Ursi being punished for his abandonment of his trendy new Jugg build, Bee embracing full-on tech bro life hacking for Dota success, DotP Deep Lore(tm), 5 Stacking and its effects on your play, a whole lot of Terrorblade chat, Anti-Mage, Legion Commander being the absolute GOAT, Morphling tips & picking apart a game, and plenty more!

On this week's Teach Me Thursday Bee and Ursi are doing their absolute darndest to discuss the video game Dota Two, but might die in the process. Topics include: New Valve conduct patch, Smurf Ethics 101, Kunkka mid, Legion Commander, Pick vs. Counterpick, Smoking when you're in solo queue, Drum, Valve communication improvement (?), and plenty, plenty more!    

On this week's Theorycraft Tuesday Proud and Ursi are revealing themselves as Lycan Aghs Appreciators(tm) and also discussing many other, but ultimately less significant, things. Some topics include: Nightstalker, Keeper of the Light, Ignuus Fatuus combos, Legion Commander, Witch Doctor lanes, resetting waves at-will, Enchantress 3 team comps, more developed analysis/theorizing around Freight Train Dota, Tusk, Drow, and plenty more!

On this week's Theorycraft episode Proud and Ursi get deep in the weeds of the seemingly-small-but-actually-huge 7.22G and how it's going to change the overall game as well as their personal picks! We're discussing new heroes we want to try, how we want to play them, what we want to play them with, and so, so much more. Other topics include: Legion Commander, Bristleback, Winter Wyvern, Gyrocopter being the only carry anymore, whether Alchemist is officially dead or not, Windrunner, Timbersaw, and plenty, plenty more! In the game we play 1 Nightstalker and 5 Undying!

The American Legion, the nation's largest veterans organization, has long been active in federal policy towards veterans and in operation of the Veterans Affairs Department. Now the legion has a new commander in Brett Reistad, a Vietnam era veteran and retired law enforcement officer from Fairfax County, Virginia. And he joined Federal Drive with Tom Temin for a chat.

On this episode of Teach Me Tuesday Ursi is joined by former teachling and current-special-guest Leafy Peachy to chat about a variety of different topics! Our focuses today include Spectre's itemization, talent choices on Spectre, how both Dark Willow and Pangolier have settled now that they've been released for a while, transformative items vs. reinforcing items on carries, how to improve the overall Dota community and maintain the longevity of the game, how to play Legion Commander in the midgame, the value of peoples' win rates on heroes as a judge of their skill, and more!

Mike: Farmed for the recipe. Took about 20m. I had 72 Shadow Silk in my inventory (ha! pack rat!) Make 8 Shadoweave Masks. Farmed more silk. Total at the end of the day, over 80k gold. Finished chapter 2 of Argus Bug in a invasion point Naigtal - Spores give 1M damage/tick, kept getting it on rez. Problem - skull mobs walk around, can really hurt you. Spore bug Not a lot of room to move Very hard to do solo unless you know how to maneuver Got my Sulfuras - Hand of Ragnaros Legendary on my DK Ren: Arena Skirmish Bonus Event Darkmoon Faire r Stupid dirgible is 1000 tickets News: Argus won’t have flying (but we knew that) The Flying on Argus debate: the tl;dr version Argussian Emissary Quests should now require 3 WQs Fel lava on Argus no longer damages pets http://www.wowhead.com/news=271115/lucid-nightmare-mount-discovered-by-secret-finding-discord Invasion points Available after finishing the second chapter of Argus in Mac’aree Starts with a quest from Ilidan, “Where They Least Expect It” to enter an invasion point to kill the legion commander Followup quest: recover 15 Argus Waystones to unlock Greater Invasion Points Invasion Points repeatable - you don’t need to be in a party to enter it. Will get credit just from zoning in. Finishing grants Artifact Power tokens, Argus Waystones and Veiled Aranite. Each lasts 6 hours Include Environmental hazards (watch your feet) and one unique objective Three stages: fill a bar by killing trash, more mobs spawn, LEgion Commander spawns If you wipe on Legion Commander, health will not reset Greater Invasion Points - can do once per week - Argus world bosses drop 930 loot Bring a Seal of Broken Fate for bonus rolls EMAIL

Mike: Farmed for the recipe. Took about 20m. I had 72 Shadow Silk in my inventory (ha! pack rat!) Make 8 Shadoweave Masks. Farmed more silk. Total at the end of the day, over 80k gold. Finished chapter 2 of Argus Bug in a invasion point Naigtal - Spores give 1M damage/tick, kept getting it on rez. Problem - skull mobs walk around, can really hurt you. Spore bug Not a lot of room to move Very hard to do solo unless you know how to maneuver Got my Sulfuras - Hand of Ragnaros Legendary on my DK Ren: Arena Skirmish Bonus Event Darkmoon Faire r Stupid dirgible is 1000 tickets News: Argus won’t have flying (but we knew that) The Flying on Argus debate: the tl;dr version Argussian Emissary Quests should now require 3 WQs Fel lava on Argus no longer damages pets http://www.wowhead.com/news=271115/lucid-nightmare-mount-discovered-by-secret-finding-discord Invasion points Available after finishing the second chapter of Argus in Mac’aree Starts with a quest from Ilidan, “Where They Least Expect It” to enter an invasion point to kill the legion commander Followup quest: recover 15 Argus Waystones to unlock Greater Invasion Points Invasion Points repeatable - you don’t need to be in a party to enter it. Will get credit just from zoning in. Finishing grants Artifact Power tokens, Argus Waystones and Veiled Aranite. Each lasts 6 hours Include Environmental hazards (watch your feet) and one unique objective Three stages: fill a bar by killing trash, more mobs spawn, LEgion Commander spawns If you wipe on Legion Commander, health will not reset Greater Invasion Points - can do once per week - Argus world bosses drop 930 loot Bring a Seal of Broken Fate for bonus rolls EMAIL

Defense of the Patience - A Dota 2 Podcast Proud and Ursinity tackle a new theorycrafted combo for Dota 2 this week with Templar Assassin and Legion Commander!  They also discuss getting countered before dissecting the combo's strengths and what they intend to build.  Then they take the combo to the lanes to see how it fares!  Find out how it went on this week's edition of the Dota 2 podcast!

Ursinity is joined by guest host Grouty for another round of Theorycraft Thursdays in Dota 2.  This week, they're tackling Io/Legion Commander.  Find out how they plan to build, the hero synergies they've identified and how the game went on the latest episode of the Dota 2 podcast.

Ursinity and Proud tackle the latest laning combo: Legion Commander and Witch Doctor.  They talk their expectations for the game, the synergy between the two heroes, builds, item selection and more, then take the combo to the lanes.  Find out how it went on the latest episode of the Dota 2 Podcast.

Cyphus, Wazoo and Roland talk at length about Naga Siren (including Roland's unhealthy infatuation with her), upcomind DotA 2 heroes, initiating team fights like noobs, and a round of butchering Legion Commander's background.