ABOUT US

Established June 20, 1942, American Legion Post 160 has been an active member of the Smyrna community for over 75 years.  See our calendar below for current month events.
QUICK LINKS to national Legion sites and other resources are below.  See our history by clicking on the "Centennial History Post 160" found below.
See the latest from our Commander.

American Legion Post 160 has a rich history and is, every day, building on the traditions of service in Smyrna and becoming a more dynamic place in the heart of Smyrna.   Legionnaires of Post 160 represent locally America's largest veterans service organization that works every day to uphold time-honored values of Service, Patriotism, and Camaraderie.  Post 160 is more than a building where people meet, and events are held - it is a family of volunteers serving the community.  Post 160 also hosts a Squadron of the Sons of the American Legion and a Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary.  All collaborate "steadfastly, side by side, promoting patriotism and national security while supporting youth and advocating for veterans and active duty military." (1)  Click on the links to the right to go to each group's home page - though each group is unique, each group is part of the whole that cares for Smyrna and its veterans, their families and all youth through a variety of methods.
(1) quoted from https://www.alaforveterans.org/About/The-American-Legion-Family/

Are you a Veteran that needs assistance?  Please click here to send an email to us.

QUICK LINKS:

National Headquarters

Department of GEORGIA

Centennial History Post 160

Emblem Sales (National)

Sons of American Legion (SAL)

SAL Georgia

American Legion Auxiliary (ALA)

ALA GEORGIA

american legion riders (alr)

alr georgia

Support the Post and leave a legacy.  Click HERE to download the BUY-A_BRICK FORM.

Department Fall Conference

Make a Donation to support Post 160's mission of serving our veterans.
Click the donate button above.

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SERVE YOUR POST!
American Legion Post 160 needs volunteers for community service. If you or any one that you know needs to get in some community service hours,  please call the post at 770-436-2501 and leave a voicemail. We are open at 3 p.m. Wednesday- Saturday. You can call any time, before 3pm, leave a message.  After 3pm, you will talk with the Social Quarters manager or Commander Wade Lnenicka.

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OPEN
LIMITED HOURS IN JULY
American Legion Post 160 will be open on Friday and Saturdays 4-11 PM. 
When you join us, please maintain social distancing as the threat of COVID-19 is not yet behind us. While Governor Kemp has not required face masks to be worn, Post 160 leadership strongly recommends that all wear a face mask inside the Post or elsewhere when around groups of people.
Post 160 is very appreciative of the Georgia Honor Guard and its members who help monitor the entrance to the Social Quarters.  If you are able to volunteer to help as needed, please let John Copeland know.

The Food Pantry operated by the Post remains in operation. The volunteers who staff that operation will still assist people needing food assistance. Please contact the Post Commander for food assistance.

Individual service to Veterans needing help with the VA, disability claims or other actions will continue to be helped through the Post. Veterans or family members needing such assistance should contact Service Officer Bill Lohmeyer, 678-313-9300 or via email: wjlohmeyer@mac.com

Small groups, may still be accommodated with meeting space in the Post if requested. There will be no service of food or beverages during such meetings or activities. Contact the Post Commander to discuss such an event.

Booking of larger events in the Ballroom continues for future dates, after the crisis is past. The Post welcomes the opportunity to serve groups with event space, food and beverage service, and other needs. Support your local Post and the Veterans served by it! To view meeting space and discuss arrangements, please contact the Post Commander.

To reach the Post Commander, contact Wade Lnenicka via phone message at the Post, 770-436-2501 or via email: post160commander@gmail.com

Financial donations to the Post to help it get through this difficult time are encouraged and will be acknowledged. Thank you!