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[Marvelous and RARE vintage man's magazine, full of great stories from famous writers, cartoons, photographs, great illustrations, and vintage advertisements!]
ISSUE DATE: AUGUST 1955; VOLUME 42, NO. 12
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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THE COVER - The men who fought overseas in the Spanish American War of 1898, in the first World War of 1917, in World War II and in Korea will always have much in common with the men who "fired the shot that was heard round the world" at Concord Bridge in 1775. Their services in defense of freedom eloquently dramatize the truth that the preservation of liberty demands fresh sacrifices from each new generation of Americans. In this painting, Artist Phillip Vessels visualizes a symbolic reunion of America's "minute men" when Boston entertains the 56th V.F.W. National Encampment during the week of Aug. 28-Sept. 2.

SHORTS AND FEATURES:
The Observation Post . . . Bill Vaughan.
Community Service Contest Judges.
A New First in Film History.
By Air to the E.T.O.
For Liberty and Justice . . . Merton B. Tice.
What's Going to Happen in Boston?--By the Editor.
Official Encampment Program.
Ten Years Ago on le Shima . . . Wilbur Cross.
The Winner and Still Championioseph . . . D. Owens.
Washington Newsletter . . . Omar B. Ketchum.
They Care Enough to Serve . . . Helen Matheson.
Proposed Amendments to National By-Laws and Manual of Procedure.
V.F.W. OBJECTIVES:
To insure the national security through maximum military strength.
To speed the rehabilitation of the nation's disabled and needy veterans.
To assist the widows and orphans, and the dependents of disabled and needy veterans.
To promote Americanism through education in patriotism and constructive service to the communities in which we live.
Editor--Barney Yanofsky.


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