Welcome to our Posts new Website.
We are in the process of building a new website to better serve, The American Legion, our members and our community. Please bear with us while we build this feature rich website.
We already have in place several features, like where we are located, where we meet and a Subscribe page where anyone can sign up to receive notices of community activities like parades and fairs, Post news for meeting reminders and sick call.
We will be adding copies of our newsletters where you an view and more...

Durring 2010 the Honor Guard rendered honors for 173 veterans at their funerals.

Your Honor Guard is a group of mostly senior veterans whose sole purpose is to honor our departed comrades and show respect for their families.  These men are veterans of WWII, The Korean War, the Vietnam War, and the various Gulf Wars.  The commander of the group has only one lung and one eye, two can barely use their hands any more, three are Purple Heart recipients and still carry shrapnel, one has a pacemaker, and five find it very painful to stand for more than 15 minutes.  Only one member is under the age of 63.

We provide military services for up to three funerals on any given day in south Mobile county, all “Pro Bono” (free) to the families and to the funeral homes.

American Legion Post 250 raises funds in several ways to support the Honor Guard and the many other community projects in which Post 250 is involved.

Very good meals are served 5 nights each week.  On Monday the home style menu varies each week.  Tuesday night fried poppers, wings, cheese sticks and mushrooms are served. Fish and grits are served each Wednesday night.  Thursday we serve burgers and fries or second choice chicken tenders or wings.  On Friday we serve up the famous American Legion grilled steak with baked potato. Please see our activities schedule.

A project we are very proud of is the Veterans Memorial Plaza.

The public is invited to dine with us and stroll around the Plaza.  You may find the name of a friend or family member already installed on a “Forever Brick”. The public is also invited to contribute and be a part of the Memorial.

Come visit us.

Click the Read More link for our Honor Guard Roster.

The American Legion was chartered and incorporated by Congress in 1919 as a patriotic veterans organization devoted to mutual helpfulness. It is the nation’s largest veterans service organization, committed to mentoring and sponsorship of youth programs in our communities, advocating patriotism and honor, promoting a strong national security, and continued devotion to our fellow servicemembers and veterans.