Today we sit down and talk with the Commander of American Legion Post 113 in Elizabethtown, Kentucky for a podcast-style interview that goes far beyond the surface. Share the video.

This isn’t a highlight reel or a quick promo. It’s a real conversation about who he is, what the role of a Commander actually involves, and why the American Legion continues to be one of the most important organizations in our communities today.

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We break down the who, what, when, where, and why of the American Legion Post 113. From veteran advocacy and supporting military families, to community events, hall rentals, and everyday operations, this episode pulls back the curtain on what the Legion truly does behind the scenes.

We also talk about something that doesn’t get mentioned enough…. the mutual relationships between the Legion and the community!

The Legion shows up for veterans and families when they need help, resources, or camaraderie. And in return, the community helps keep that mission alive by showing up, getting involved, and supporting the post.

This episode covers:

• What the American Legion actually stands for

• The role and responsibility of a Post Commander

• How the Legion supports veterans and families

• Community events and opportunities at Post 113

• Hall rentals and how the post supports local gatherings

• The camaraderie, friendships, and family that come with being part of the Legion

• Why the American Legion is still relevant and necessary today

Whether you are a veteran, a family member, or someone who’s simply curious about what the American Legion really does, this conversation is worth your time.

This is about service, community, and taking care of one another! Which are some of our values that don’t expire when the uniform comes off.

Grab a coffee, sit back, and listen in.