American Legion Post 60 Pulaski, Tennessee

04/26/2025

DON'T FORGET TODAY THERE IS A LOT GOING ON ALL OPEN TO THE PUBLIC......

VFW Ham Breakfast....... 7am-11am

American Legion Post 60 Riders Ride... 10am

Vicky Garland Memorial Pow Wow...... 11am-5pm

Saturday on the Square....4pm-7pm

American Legion Decades Party....7pm-11pm

04/23/2025

Ty Warner, our Healiner & Co-Cordinator for our August 9th concert at STAAR Theater, came to town to check out the Theater and Post 60. He was definitely impressed by all he saw and will be back in a couple of weeks to work on the concert ins & outs.

Tickets on sale now, See Tammy Perchowski or American Legion Post 60. $25 per person.

What he has in mind will be awesome. Stay tuned more details coming soon.

04/23/2025

04/22/2025

Post 60 Auxiliary, here's an opportunity

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ALA Academy live courses educate on variety of ALA topics ✍️

ALA Academy is a user-friendly online training platform that provides Auxiliary members with tools to enhance their membership and knowledge to further grow the organization. Check out the ALA blog for upcoming courses and more information. ➡️🔗 www.ALAforVeterans.org/Blog/ALA-Academy-live-courses-educate-on-variety-of-ALA

04/22/2025

We've begun our 4th year of Veterns Wednesday Breakfast

Veterans "ALL" Veterans.... Beginning April 7th we will kick-off "Veterans Wednesday's" 7am-11am. We will have Biscuits, Coffee and Juice. No cost to participate.
There will be Dominoes, Cards and other activities to come.
For more information call, 931-363-3323 or 931-309-9695

04/22/2025

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“Puff the Magic Dragon” wasn’t a fairy tale in Vietnam—it was death from above.

The AC-47 Spooky, the first of America’s fixed-wing gunships, brought an entirely new kind of firepower to the skies of Southeast Asia. Based on the old reliable C-47 Dakota from WWII, this beast was reborn with teeth—three side-mounted 7.62mm miniguns capable of raining down up to 6,000 rounds per minute each.

Flying slow and low over the battlefield, the AC-47 could loiter for hours, circling enemy positions like a bird of prey. The fire from its guns stitched glowing red lines into the night—a continuous, searing stream of tracer rounds that earned it the nickname: “Puff the Magic Dragon.” To enemy fighters below, it was a nightmare in the sky. To friendly troops on the ground, it was salvation.

Whether defending a Special Forces outpost, lighting up an enemy ambush, or circling a village under siege, the AC-47 became a symbol of overwhelming American firepower. It could place a bullet in every square yard of a football field-sized target in just seconds—and then do it again... and again.

The Spooky’s success led to the evolution of even deadlier successors, like the AC-119 and the infamous AC-130 Spectre. But it all started with this retrofitted cargo bird turned guardian angel.

Tonight, we remember the roar, the fire, and the legend of Puff.

04/18/2025

Tasha says, "Come join the fun"

04/13/2025

Tasha, says let's eat...

04/12/2025

Look who's here....

04/12/2025

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04/11/2025

Here comes Peter Cotton Tail....
Saturday, April 12

04/10/2025

🌿 Join Us for the 3rd Annual Keeping Pulaski Clean Day on April 26 from 9-12🌿
We’re calling on all Pulaski residents to come together and show some love to our beautiful town!
Whether you're an individual, family, business, or organization, we’d love to have you join the effort to help keep Pulaski clean and thriving!
Let’s work together to make a difference — every helping hand counts! 💚
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