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Post County Officer Reporting Form (PDF) - The American Legion of 2025

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The document provides instructions for American Legion posts in Iowa to submit a list of their officers, including contact information and meeting details. It emphasizes the need to complete the form even if there are no changes from the previous year and specifies a submission deadline of September 15.

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Each post determines its Legion programs, social functions, and annual dues, so it varies; however, $40 annually is the approximate national dues average. Visit legion.org/posts to find the annual dues rate for posts in your area.

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