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Articles in Sept-Oct, 2004 issue of DAV Magazine

• DAV celebrates another great convention …
• Presidential candidates present views on DAV priority issues
• Newly elected DAV Auxiliary National officers …
• Concurrent receipt compromise unfair
  by Robert J. Hines
• Legacy of Pride, Patriotism, and Service
  by Dave Autry
• Politics and veterans
  by Cy Alley
• Two for one …
• Retired NSD Walter Zomont dies
• Georgia remembers POW/MIAs …
• VA offers chiropractic care
• Panchito
• Newly elected DAV National officers …
• Auxiliary Service Fund donors
• DAV membership reaches all-time high
  by Rob Lewis
• Letter to the Editor
  by Hershel W. Gober
• Sodano back on top as recruiter of the year
  by Rob Lewis
• America needs great leadership
  by Gerald V. Stump
• DAV essay winners …
• Center honors DAV founder
• "Miracles on a Mountainside" are waiting for you
• Providing a foundation for service
• New York greets Gala guest …
• Survivors face deadline for restored benefits
• Helping hospitalized veterans …
• Support our mission with workplace giving
• Left out of dedication
  by Carl T. Shutter
• DAV recognizes World War II veterans in congress
• National convention: a moment above all others
  by Thom Wilborn
• Love is not love until you give it away …
  by Gertrude E. Tidwell
• Commander mom and son …
• Veteran vote may be key to election
• Legacy for the future: James E. Sursely, a combat-disabled veteran of the Vietnam War, was elected National Commander on August 3, 2004, by a unanimous vote of the delegates to the 83rd National Convention in Reno, Nevada. Following are highlights of his
  by James R. Sursely
• Department of California DAV leaders give straight shooting advice …
• A year of service: the following are highlights of National Adjutant Arthur H. Wilson's report to the delegates of the DAV's 83rd National Convention in Reno, Nevada
  by Arthur H. Wilson
• A big hit for hospitalized veterans
  by Thom Wilborn
• Reunions
• A Decade of Excellence
  by Thom Wilborn
• VA medical care deserves praise
  by Teddy R. Coatney
• Charitable Service Trust funds vital veterans' programs
• Inquiries
• Helping former POW benefits widow
  by Jim Hall