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Minnesota Boys State is a premier leadership and citizenship program designed to provide high school juniors with an immersive experience in the democratic process. Sons of the Legion District Events Find a Squad Officers Join the SAL Squad Resources 2025 Membership Report District Website Event Ideas for SAL Forms Using Social Media Programs We Support Disabled Vets Deer Hunt Legionville Safety Camp MN Boys State TAL Child Welfare Foundation Menu Close Sons of the Legion District Events Find a Squad Officers Join the SAL Squad Resources 2025 Membership Report District Website Event Ideas for SAL Forms Using Social Media Programs We Support Disabled Vets Deer Hunt Legionville Safety Camp MN Boys State TAL Child Welfare Foundation Be a part of the most respected and selective educational programs of government instruction for U.S. high school students. Submit your Event to be listed on our website. American Legion Boys State The American Legion Boys State is a highly respected educational program for US high school students. At Boys State, participants learn about the rights and responsibilities of citizens, with training centered on the structure of city, country, and state governments. The Boys State Program has an impressive list of Famous alumni, including: Tom Brokaw, Bill Clinton, Neil Armstrong, Mike Huckabee, Michael Jordan, Rush Limbaugh, Mark Wahlberg, George Pataki, and Harry Reid. Attending Boys State is not only an excellent learning opportunity; it's an impressive accomplishment that looks great on a resume. You can find more information on the Minnesota Boys State Website . CONTACT US Make a difference, become a member of the SAL. Find a Squadron . MN Third District Sons of the American Legion Sons of the Legion District Events Find a Squad Officers Join the SAL Squad Resources 2025 Membership Report District Website Event Ideas for SAL Forms Using Social Media Programs We Support Disabled Vets Deer Hunt Legionville Safety Camp MN Boys State TAL Child Welfare Foundation Created by Legion Social

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All Posts MN Third District Aug 12 1 min 100th Birthday of Veteran Paul Esparza Congratulations Paul on your 100th Birthday, thank you for your service to this great country. 51 0 comments 0 1 like. Post not marked as liked 1 MN Third District Jul 15 1 min Dedication to Transparency: Make sure you Subscribe & Follow the State, District, & National Social Media Platforms Find links to the District, Department, and National level social media platforms. Connect more, learn more. 4 0 comments 0 Post not marked as liked MN Third District Jun 24 3 min When to Display the American Flag: A Guide to Proper Flag Etiquette Knowing when and how to display the American Flag is a matter of pride and respect. This guide will help you understand what is proper. 8 Post not marked as liked

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Thank you for your service to this great country. Dedication to Transparency: Make sure you Subscribe & Follow the State, District, & National Social Media Platforms In today’s digital age, staying connected and informed is easier than ever. For members and supporters of the American Legion. Following the Department of American Legion Minnesota, the National American Legion, and The Thundering Third District on social media is a vital step in staying engaged with the community and up-to-date on important information. The Thundering Third District of Minnesota Links: Facebook Minnesota Department of American Legion Links: YouTube Facebook Instagram TikTok The American Legion National Headquarters Links: Facebook Twitter YouTube Instagram LinkedIn It's helpful to also follow your fellow American Legion Posts! In the spirit of camaraderie and as a learning opportunity. Social Media is always evolving and there are always new ideas to be found. Thank you! When to Display the American Flag: A Guide to Proper Flag Etiquette The American flag is a powerful symbol of freedom, unity, and the values upon which the United States was founded. Knowing when and how to display the flag is a matter of pride and respect for many Americans. This guide will help you understand the key occasions and proper etiquette for flying the Stars and Stripes. National Holidays 1. Independence Day (July 4th): This is one of the most significant days to display the American flag. It commemorates the adoption of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. 2. Memorial Day (Last Monday in May): On this day, the flag is flown at half-staff until noon to honor those who have died in military service. After noon, the flag is raised to the top of the staff to symbolize the nation's resolve to continue fighting for freedom. 3. Veterans Day (November 11th): This day honors all military veterans. The flag should be flown at full staff. 4. Flag Day (June 14th): This day commemorates the adoption of the flag of the United States on June 14, 1777. 5. Presidents' Day (Third Monday in February): A day to honor all U.S. presidents, the flag is flown at full staff. Other Significant Days 1. Martin Luther King Jr. Day (Third Monday in January): Honoring the civil rights leader, the flag is flown at full staff. 2. Labor Day (First Monday in September): Celebrating the contributions of American workers, the flag is displayed at full staff. 3. Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day (December 7th): The flag is flown at half-staff to honor those who lost their lives in the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941. 4. Patriot Day (September 11th): The flag is flown at half-staff to honor the victims of the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. 5. National POW/MIA Recognition Day (Third Friday in September): Honoring prisoners of war and those missing in action, the flag is displayed at full staff. Daily and Special Occasions 1. Daily Display: The flag can be flown daily from sunrise to sunset. If the flag is illuminated, it can be displayed 24 hours a day. 2. Special Occasions: The flag is often displayed during parades, ceremonies, and other patriotic events. It is also appropriate to display the flag on election days and state holidays. Proper Flag Etiquette 1. Handling and Display: The flag should never touch the ground. When displayed, the union (the blue field with stars) should be at the peak of the staff. If hung vertically, the union should be at the top left from the observer’s perspective. The flag should never be used as clothing, bedding, or drapery. 2. Half-Staff Guidelines: The flag is flown at half-staff in mourning or on special occasions as directed by the president or state governors. When raising the flag to half-staff, it should be hoisted to the peak for a moment before being lowered to the half-staff position. When lowering, it should again be briefly raised to the peak before fully lowering. 3. Disposing of the Flag: When a flag is worn out or no longer fit for display, it should be disposed of respectfully, preferably by burning. Many American Legion posts and other organizations conduct flag retirement ceremonies. Conclusion Displaying the American flag is a meaningful way to show patriotism and respect for the values it represents. By following these guidelines on when and how to display the flag, you honor the traditions and history of the United States. Whether on national holidays, special occasions, or daily, flying the flag is a proud tradition that unites Americans in their love for their country. View All Search Results

Sat, Sep 28 | Elysian American Legion District Family Gathering The Third District will gather at the Elysian American Legion Time & Location Sep 28, 2024, 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM Elysian American Legion, 100-, 198 E Main St, Elysian, MN 56028, USA About the event Join us at Third District Post 311. 11:00 AM Social 11:30 AM Speaker Noon Meal and meeting to follow Follow our District Facebook page for updates and information: https://www.facebook.com/MNThirdDistrict Show More Share this event