Auxiliary Unit General Membership Meeting

The American Legion Auxiliary unit is where grassroots work of the Auxiliary takes place. There are more than 7,400 ALA units nationwide. At the local level, The American Legion is called a post, and the Auxiliary is called a unit.

All ALA units are attached to a Legion post, taking its name, location, and number (e.g., John P. Hand American Legion Auxiliary Unit 250), but units are not obligated to meet at the Legion post. If the post is no longer active, a unit may continue to function as what’s called a widow unit. Sons of The American Legion groups within Legion posts at the community level are referred to as squadrons.

Come join us and learn about our programs. We'd love to have you get involved.

You may also like the following events from American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 321 in Plano, Texas:

• This Wednesday, 17th December, 06:00 pm, Annual Holiday Party and gift exchange in Plano

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