American Legion - Ansbach Post 1982

11/06/2026

Grabbing a bite at the Bowling Alley after Officer Induction American Legion - Ansbach Post 1982

11/06/2026

Right after the meeting

11/06/2026

A small clip of our amazing organization at the American Legion - Ansbach Post 1982

11/06/2026

The Officer Induction for 2026! Lets applaud our members that courageously embrace office yesterday 🏅

10/06/2026

A special time talking about all we do in the American Legion - Ansbach Post 1982.

10/06/2026

Mark is waiting for all of us at our montly meeting! We welcome all our veterans to join the American Legion - Ansbach Post 1982

29/05/2026

Commander Chris Buchanan presented the School Awards today to Chance Duplessie and Kennedy Lange. The American Legion School Award is awarded to seniors (a girl and boy) who demonstrate outstanding character and citizenship. Medalists must exemplify six key qualities: courage, honor, leadership, patriotism, scholarship, and service. Kennedy earned an Air Force Academy appointment and Chance earned a 4 year Army ROTC scholarship.

17/05/2026

Legion members I am so thankful for attending this morning's event. Here are some pictures to always remember our fallen Service members with pride!

17/05/2026

Please enjoy this moments for Fridays Activity at the USO... Franks for your Service ... last Friday! Thank you all for attending and a special thanks for the chef Robert Chung!

15/05/2026

Good morning, afternoon or night Legion members! Please join us on Sunday the 17th of May for one hour 930 in Westfriendhof located at Schnieglinger Str. 71, 90425 Nürnberg (https://maps.app.goo.gl/XEKZkyePyatT1Y42A?g_st=ac).

Across the country, in the US, communities come together every Memorial Day to place American flags at cemeteries, memorials, and homes.

The American Legion - Ansbach Post 1982 - would want to celebrate this tradition to connects us to the past, allowing us to reflect on the courage and selflessness of those who served in Nuremberg.

For many, it’s a personal way to remember loved ones who fought and died, while also recognizing the broader legacy of military sacrifice. The flag on the grave serves as a simple yet powerful symbol of respect, appreciation, and remembrance. It’s a way of making sure that those who gave their lives are never forgotten, and that we continue to honor their memory long after their service has ended.

Please come and express...We remember. We are grateful. We honor.

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