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Title Sample R. Donnelley,as a United States veteran, will you help us
HOLD CONGRESS ACCOUNTABLE
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The American Legion National HeadquartersP.O. Box 7017, Indianapolis, IN 46207
Daniel S. Wheeler
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Putting your signature on the enclosed petition is your first step in holding members of Congress accountable for the promises made to America’s veterans.
Please sign your Petition to Protect Veterans’ Rights and mail it back today in the pre-addressed envelope I’ve enclosed.
Past budget cuts, the increasing number of men and women returning from service in Afghanistan and Iraq, plus the growing population of aging veterans from other wars, have already pushed the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to its limits.
You probably saw the alarming news reports that veterans seeking medical care at our VA hospitals were being forced to wait more than 200 days for a doctor’s appointment. Appointments with a specialist were taking even longer.
When pressured to shorten the waiting times — but without having the resources to do the job — VA officials created phony records to make it appear that veterans were being seen within 15 days of requesting an appointment.
This was a betrayal of everything we stood for during our military service.
But what happened in Phoenix was only part of a long-standing culture of mismanagement that’s infected the entire VA system.
False reports of patient wait times were discovered in nearly two-thirds of the VA’s facilities. Twenty-six VA hospitals are now under investigation. Most alarming is that despite repeated warnings that linked the decline in patient care to widespread mismanagement, no one was held accountable.
In protest, The American Legion publically called for the resignations of
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National Headquarters • P.O. Box 7017 • Indianapolis, IN 46207
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Dear Sample,
Your petition is addressed to Statenameeeeeeeeeeeeeee two U.S. Senators and its Representative for your District:
U.S. Senator Full NameU.S. Senator Full Name
U.S. Representative Full Name
Sample, please don’t hesitate. Join your fellow veterans in Statenameeeeeee and show your representatives in Congress that you oppose any additional cuts to the benefits promised to us and our families when we enlisted.
Sample, I don’t have the final numbers on how many veterans in Statenameeeeeee were affected but as many as 40 veterans died while waiting to see a doctor at the VA facility in Phoenix.
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Eric Shinseki, Secretary of Veterans Affairs, and two of his top executives.
Shinseki quickly resigned, followed by one of his executives.
Bringing in new leadership was a necessary first step. But to restore trust in the VA, Congress must change the agency’s culture and give its new leaders the tools and resources needed to meet the promises made to America’s veterans.
To do this, I need you to sign your Petition and mail it back to me today.
Your Petition to Protect Veterans’ Rights is addressed to your two U.S. Senators and your U.S. Representative. It urges them to:
• Resist attacks on promised benefits. The health care promised to veterans is again under attack. In an era of budget cuts, Congress must resist any cuts in the benefits promised when you enlisted.
• Ensure the stability of VA funding. A substantial portion of the VA’s budget must still be authorized by Congress each year. The American Legion is calling for Congress to authorize “full advance appropriations” for all VA programs, benefits, and services to shield your benefits from Washington’s annual budget battles.
• Provide adequate pay for those on active duty and proper housing for their families. Housing for military families is often second-rate and low pay forces many military families to accept food stamps. Congress must appropriate funds for improved family housing and adequate pay for those on active duty.
•Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) often goes untreated and the stress on returning servicemen and women has reached such a high level that suicides now outnumber combat deaths. The American Legion calls upon Congress to provide the necessary resources to provide veterans the medical, rehabilitative, and employment assistance they need to transition to civilian life.
• Equipment and people shortages make deployments too long and too frequent. Now that we’re ending the longest period of sustained conflict in our nation’s history, Congress must provide funds to replace and upgrade equipment, continue training for our troops, and ensure that we maintain a strong national defense.
Now, with an uncertain economy and a newly elected Congress taking control in Washington, we need you to stand with your fellow veterans and mail back your signed Petition to Protect Veterans’ Rights today.
Don’t expect Congress to act if you fail to speak out. Only about 18% of the politicians serving in Congress have ever served in the military.
You can’t expect politicians who haven’t experienced the sacrifice of military service to appreciate the difficulty servicemen and women have adjusting to civilian life. Or, to understand the hardships military families endure during their loved one’s repeated deployments.
Sign your petition now and mail it back today. Once we receive your signed petition, we’ll deliver it to your U.S. Senators and Representative along with the
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petitions from your fellow veterans. This way, we’ll have a far greater impact than if your Petition was mailed separately.
Naturally, when you mail back your Petition, I’m hoping you will also become our newest member of The American Legion.
About The American Legion
The American Legion is the nation’s most influential, effective and dependable advocate of veteran issues … fighting for better active-duty pay … improved housing for active-duty families … plus our ongoing efforts to help you and your family get the full medical, educational, and insurance benefits you’ve earned.
• The American Legion was instrumental in creating the Veterans Administration in 1930 and was an ardent supporter of its rise to cabinet status when it became the Department of Veterans Affairs in 1989. And it was The American Legion that gave us the GI Bill and helped create VA loans for veterans buying a home.
• The American Legion was instrumental in the creation of many of the health care benefits now offered by the military. And it was The American Legion that won health benefits for veterans suffering from Gulf War Illness, Agent Orange sickness and post-traumatic stress disorder.
• The American Legion worked with Congress to pass legislation that benefits veterans and their families including caregiver relief, VA medical care and career opportunities for those who served in the military.
• In December 2013, Congress reduced military retirees’ cost of living adjustments (COLA) by one percent for working-age retirees, which would have cost the average E-7 more than $70,000. But The American Legion launched a legislative blitz that stopped the benefit cut in just 55 days.
• And in response to the recent crisis over long wait times and fraud at our VA hospitals, The American Legion has established a new network of “Veterans Crisis Command Centers” to help veterans enroll in VA health care, file for benefit claims, and gain access to grief counseling.
These victories were never easy. We succeed only with the support of our American Legion members. But this is your fight too and now is the time for you to join with your fellow veterans and become a member of The American Legion.
Restricted Membership
When the United States Congress approved The American Legion’s charter in 1919, they limited our membership to members of the military who served in time of war. Some of us served overseas and others served stateside but we all served during a time Congress defined as wartime. Only 7% of the entire U.S. population qualify for
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membership in The American Legion.
As a member of The American Legion, you and your family will receive numerous discounts, services and member-only privileges including:
• Reduced rates at car rental agencies, moving companies, cruises, and thousands of hotels and motels
• Savings on eyewear for you and your family, and • Discounts on prescriptions through The American Legion’s drug plan
Plus, you’ll have full access to an accredited American Legion Veterans Service Officer to help you and your family obtain your full VA medical, educational, and insurance benefits ... prepare your veteran claims and cut through all the red tape ... and get you accurate information on financial services.
You can see more about your member benefits on the Summary of Benefits I’ve enclosed. But in addition to these tangible benefits, your membership in The American Legion will help defend the programs that benefit your fellow veterans, their surviving spouses and orphans. It’s a feeling that money can’t buy.
Sample, we need you as a member of The American Legion.
Sign your petition to Statenameeeeeeeeeeeeeee’s two U.S. Senators, Full Name and Full Name, and to your U.S. Representative Full Name, and help us protect the rights of veterans and their families.
And with your signed petition, please include $25 to become an American Legion member. That’s less than 7¢ per day and when you take advantage of just a few member benefits, you’ll quickly recover your annual dues many times over!
Please don’t delay. Complete your Membership Acceptance Certificate and mail it back with your signed petition and membership dues today.
Thank you.
Serving those who served,
Daniel S. Wheeler National Adjutant
P.S. Sample, I’ve enclosed free address labels and a bumper sticker as my thank you for your military service. I hope you’ll enjoy these gifts but I urgently need you to help us hold Congress accountable for the promises made to you, your family, and our fellow veterans. Mail back your signed petition and $25 membership dues today. I’ve enclosed a pre-addressed envelope to speed your reply.
Sample, when I receive your completed Membership Acceptance Certificate,
we’ll mail you a commemorative Lockback knife as our free Bonus Welcome Gift!
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BENEFIT ASSISTANCE - Helps all veterans in obtaining full veteran medical andeducational benefits, as well as assistance in preparing VA claims.
VETERANS REPRESENTATION - The American Legion is the most effective anddependable advocate of veterans issues and is fighting for better pay for those on activeduty and improved housing for their families. In May 2014, to protest the VA’s pooroversight of its medical services, The American Legion called for the resignations of top VA officials. Sick and wounded returning from deployment must have timely and qualitymedical care!
VETERANS EMPLOYMENT - The American Legion works with the Department of Labor on National Employment and Training Programs for veterans and with thePresident’s Committee on Employment of People with Disabilities and its Committee on Disabled Veterans.
MEMBERS’ MONTHLY MAGAZINE - You’ll receive a full year’s subscription to TheAmerican Legion Magazine. Each issue is packed with news, articles and stories designedfor America’s veterans.
myLegion.org - This website is designed to connect members of The American Legion totheir Post and Department (state) leadership, other veterans with similar interests, and thevast array of services offered at every level of the organization.
DISCOUNT PRESCRIPTION DRUG PROGRAM - Members and dependents can save upto 20% or more through CVS/CAREMARK.
LIFELINE SCREENING - Member discounts on potentially life-saving health screenings.
EYE CARE/WEAR PLAN - EyeMed Vision Care provides discounts on the costs of eyeexaminations and eyewear. Members and dependants can save up to 40% off vision careproducts and services purchased at network locations.
DISCOUNTS ON HEARING AIDS - Members, family and extended family are eligible forhearing care discounts from HearPO. Benefits include: low-price guarantee; access to over2,700 locations nationwide; over 1000 models; free 60-day trial period; free multi-yearsupply of batteries (160 cells).
LIFE INSURANCE THROUGH MUTUAL OF OMAHA - Members aged 45-85 are eligiblefor guaranteed issue whole life policies. (May not be available in all states).
USAA - Provides a full range of financial products including: insurance, banking,investments, and financial advice. As an American Legion member, you are eligible to join.There are no membership fees to join USAA and when you sign up, your eligible familymembers can join USAA as well.
1-800-FLOWERS.COM - Receive discounts through 1-800-flowers.com, the world’s #1online florist.
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DELL COMPUTERS. Members can save up to 30% off tablets and computersand receive discounts on electronics/accessories.
APPLE COMPUTERS. Now you can save up to 17% on select Apple and thirdparty products.
SEARS COMMERCIAL. Exclusive member discounts on appliances andmajor household items are available through a toll-free number.
GOV VACATION REWARDS. Members can get the best discount available ontravel including airfare, hotel, car rental, vacation packages, cruises, and more.
VETERANS HOLIDAYS. This program offers members the opportunity torent a furnished condominium for 2-8 people, for an entire week, for less thanthey would pay for a single hotel room.
AUTO RENTALS. Members can receive special discounts with AVIS, BUDGET,ALAMO, HERTZ or NATIONAL CAR RENTAL. Save 5-25% on daily, weekly andmonthly rates. Note: These discount offers are valid at participating locationsand are not valid with any other discounts or special prices in the U.S.
NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES AND ALLIED VAN LINES. Preferred savingsof 50% or more on interstate (state-to-state) moving and in-transit storage.
BUDGET TRUCK RENTAL. Members now receive up to a 20% discount off local or one-way truck rentals at over 2,800 Budget Truck Rental locations nationwide.
LIFESTATION. Members can receive special discounted rates on a medicalalert system and a free extra item.
MOTEL 6. Members receive a 15% discount at any of the 1,100 pet-friendlyMotel 6 locations in the U.S. and Canada.
WYNDHAM HOTEL GROUP. Save 20% off the “Best Available Rate” atthousands of participating locations throughout the world!
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NOTE: These discount offers are valid at participating locations and are not valid with any other discounts orspecial prices. The American Legion does not guarantee any discounts.
For Honorable Service In The
United States Armed ForcesAnd For Outstanding Service And Loyalty
To The United States Of America
This Certifies That
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Set Forth By The
Congress Of The United States
Shall Therefore Be Accepted For
Membership In The American Legion.
NATIONAL ADJUTANT
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1. Complete your Membership Acceptance Certificate.
2. Put your completed Acceptance Certificate, your signed Petition, and membership dues into this pre-addressed envelope. (You can join online or by calling but please sign your Petition and use the pre-addressed envelope to mail it back today.)
3. MAIL BACK TODAY.
Thank you for your serviceIn appreciation of your military service,
The American Legion would like to present you with this gift… with your paid membership.
You’ll receive this commemorative knife as our thanks when you become a member of The American Legion. Complete your Acceptance Certificate and use the envelope
below to mail it and your $25 membership dues back today.
Lockback KnifeYours FREEYou’ll be proud to own this custom-designed, Lockback knife as a memento of your military service
• Blade is imprinted with name of your military Branch of Service
• Extra-heavy-duty knife with razor sharp stainless steel blade
• Durable Polypropylene handle for solid grip 8 1/2" when open. Folds to a compact 4 5/8" for carrying and storage
Your Branch of Serviceis imprinted here!
Proudto Have Served
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Q. How do I join The American Legion?A. Simply complete the enclosed Acceptance Certificate and mail it back today with
your annual membership dues. A pre-addressed envelope is included to speed your reply.You can also join online by going to www.legion.org/mailoffer or over the phone by calling 1-888-805-6180.
Q. How do I know if I qualify for membership in The American Legion?A. Look on your Acceptance Certificate. If it lists your dates of military service, and if you
served honorably, at least one day of active duty, you qualify for membership in TheAmerican Legion. If you are still serving on active duty, in the Reserves or NationalGuard, you also are eligible to join.
Q. Why is membership in The American Legion limited to certain periods?A. The American Legion was chartered by the U.S. Congress in 1919 as an organization of
wartime veterans. Our membership eligibility dates parallel dates set by Congress forwartime service.
Q. Why should I join The American Legion?A. Your membership in The American Legion allows you to take full advantage of your
status as a wartime veteran and receive additional American Legion benefits to whichyou are entitled. With your membership, you also support the troops presently servingand honor the other men and women in the United States military who have given somuch for our country. And as a Legionnaire you’ll have the opportunity to buildfriendships and camaraderie with fellow wartime veterans and continue your service to America.
Q. What types of service activities are Legionnaires involved with, and how dothey contribute to my community?
A. The American Legion was instrumental in the creation of the Veterans Administration(VA) and having the VA elevated to a cabinet level agency and designated as theDepartment of Veterans Affairs. The American Legion is also universally recognized asthe originator of the GI Bill of Rights and it continues to work to maintain the rightsand benefits earned by veterans through service to their country. Legionnaires are alsodeeply involved with community activities ranging from hospital services and blooddrives to youth programs such as the Boy Scouts, the National High School OratoricalContest, American Legion Baseball, scholarships and the annual American Legion BoysState/Boys Nation programs.
Q. If I join The American Legion, how involved in its service programs will I become?
A. That’s strictly up to you. Some members are more involved than others, but allmembers are encouraged to find a level of involvement that’s comfortable for them.
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The American Legion makes every attempt to reach qualified veterans with our offer for membership. Because privacy laws prevent us from beingabsolutely certain that you are a qualifying veteran, you may have received this offer in error. If this is the case, please accept our sincere apology.
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PETITIONTO:
U.S. Senator [Fullname]
U.S. Senator [Fullname]
U.S. Representative [Fullname]
Whereas, Veterans have earned special benefits as a result of our service to our country and we have the right to expect the highest standards of care from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA); and
Whereas, Congress must approve a substantial portion of the VA’s budget each year which puts veterans’ benefits at the mercy of Washington’s annual budget battles; and
Whereas, Housing for military families is often second rate and low pay for active duty servicemen and women has forced many military families to accept food stamps; and
Whereas, Growing numbers of men and women are returning from active duty and need help adjusting to civilian life; and
Therefore, I strongly urge you to oppose any attempt to reduce the programs, services, and benefits promised to me, my fellow veterans, and our families.
Furthermore, I urge you to support full advance appropriations for all VA benefits, provide adequate pay for active duty service, improve housing for military families, and provide adequate funding to maintain a strong national defense.
Respectfully submitted,
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n Yes, I want to support The American Legion’s efforts to hold Congress responsible for the promises made to veterans and our families. I’m enclosing my signed Petition to my U.S. Senators and Representative. And to support The American Legion’s programs that benefit me, my family, and my fellow veterans, I’m becoming a member of The American Legion. Please activate my member benefits immediately and send my free commemorative Lockback knife as my welcome gift.
n I’m enclosing my $25 check payable to: The American Legion
n I would like to charge my dues. My information is on the back of this reply.
THE AMERICAN LEGIONNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS P.O. BOX 7017 INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46207-7017
Eligibility Dates:
n AUG 2, 1990 - to present
n DEC 20, 1989 - JAN 31, 1990
n AUG. 24, 1982 - JULY 31, 1984
n FEB. 28, 1961 - MAY 7, 1975
n JUNE 25, 1950 - JAN 31, 1955
n DEC. 7, 1941 - DEC. 31, 1946
n APRIL 6, 1917 - NOV. 11, 1918
n U.S. MERCHANT MARINES DEC. 7, 1941 -AUG. 15, 1945
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n U.S. MARINES
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