Dracut American Legion Post 315

06/14/2026

Today, we celebrate the birthday of the United States Army and honor the soldiers who have defended our nation since 1775.

From the Revolutionary War to today's missions around the globe, generations of Army soldiers have answered the call with an unwavering commitment to duty.

To all who have worn the Army uniform: thank you for your service and sacrifice.

Happy 251st Birthday, Army!

Today, we celebrate the birthday of the United States Army and honor the soldiers who have defended our nation since 1775.

From the Revolutionary War to today's missions around the globe, generations of Army soldiers have answered the call with an unwavering commitment to duty.

To all who have worn the Army uniform: thank you for your service and sacrifice.

Happy 251st Birthday, Army!

06/12/2026

HONORING Your Service

From our Nation's beginning to today, women have answered the call, served with courage, and made a difference.

Your dedication and sacrifice have helped protect the freedoms we all cherish!

THANK YOU to our United States Women Veterans!

06/12/2026

On Women Veterans Day, we honor the generations of women who answered the call to serve our nation with courage, determination, and sacrifice.

Today, we celebrate the over 2 million women veterans and the fastest-growing group of veterans.

06/10/2026

06/09/2026

FLAG DAY OBSERVANCE AND JUNE MEETING
SUNDAY, June 14th at 6pm
Rear Company Street, Post 315

06/08/2026

Congratulations to the new Department of Massachusetts Commander Robert Jerdan!

We look forward to LEADERSHIP, Focus, and Advocacy on behalf of our Commonwealth's Veterans.

POST 315

Congratulations to the new Department of Massachusetts Commander Robert Jerdan!

06/02/2026

June is PTSD Awareness Month, and PTSD can affect veterans, servicemembers, and their families long after military service ends.

The good news? No one has to face it alone.

June is PTSD Awareness Month, and PTSD can affect veterans, servicemembers, and their families long after military service ends. The good news? No one has to face it alone.

That's why The American Legion's Be the One campaign encourages us all to check in, listen without judgment, and help connect those who may be struggling to the support they deserve.

Learn more about PTSD and access free resources from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs: ptsd.va.gov/understand/awareness/promo_materials.asp

You don't have to have all the answers. Sometimes, being the one who reaches out can make all the difference.

05/26/2026

Honoring Memorial Day

Yesterday morning our Honor Guard and Detail visited our Dracut cemeteries & Memorials to honor the day of Remembrance.

Photo Credit: Jim Ogonowski