At present, the security of America is not a certainty, we must never relax our efforts in being prepared for the forces that may threaten our democracy. Working with your local officials in Civil Preparedness, crime prevention, donations to the USO, purchasing U.S. Savings Bonds, assisting victims of natural disasters and awareness of our POW/MIA issues is all part of this program.

Purpose:  The purpose of the National Security Committee is to promote a strong national defense. Standing Rule #7, Core National Standing Committees

Key Program Statements:

•Support active-duty military families by working with an installation Family Readiness Group (FRG).

•Raise awareness of POW/MIAs and the work being performed by the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) in the search for missing personnel.

•Remember to support those families whose servicemembers made the ultimate sacrifice

•Support and enhance American Legion Family and partner initiatives that strive to improve the Quality of Life (QoL) of our servicemembers and their families through the Base Assessment and Servicemember Experience (BASE) Program.

National Security Month: January per Department Unit Guide