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Hello and good day all. Well it seems like just a bit ago I was telling you about the Spring Brat Fry. Here we are into ...
09/23/2026

Hello and good day all. Well it seems like just a bit ago I was telling you about the Spring Brat Fry. Here we are into Fall. Your Muskego American Legion Post 356 and the Ladies auxiliary is cooking up a good time again. The Fall Brat Fry is going on. Time to come out, have a Brat. Talk to some great Veterans and find out more about what we do. Not to mention get geared up for the first game of the Brewers march in post season. See you there.

The Muskego American Legion Post 356 & Post 356 Auxiliary awarded three more Muskego–Norway School District Muskego High...
06/29/2026

The Muskego American Legion Post 356 & Post 356 Auxiliary awarded three more Muskego–Norway School District Muskego High School 2026 Senior students’ scholarships. Leif Young, Mackenzie Choinski, and Evelyn Westphal each received $1,000 for the accredited post-secondary institution they will be attending.

How the Program Works
Purpose:
To provide scholarships to deserving Muskego High School graduating seniors interested in or intending to pursue post-high school courses of study at either a college/university or other post-secondary educational institution.
Award Components:
Three - $1,000 scholarships awarded to the students selected by the American Legion/American Legion Auxiliary Post 356 Scholarship Committee.
Criteria:
Must be a United States citizen.
Must be graduating from Muskego High School.
Must be a son, stepson, grandson, great-grandson, daughter, stepdaughter, granddaughter, or great-granddaughter of a current or previous member of a branch of the United States Military, including the United States Coast Guard.
**Identify the relationship and branch of service in your essay on Patriotism. **
Must have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher (or class ranking in the top 15%) and submit a transcript of credits.
Applications must be submitted by April 18th
to: American Legion Post 356, PO Box 92, Muskego, WI. 53150
For an application, contact one of the following:
Pat Korth: Email [email protected]
Mike Brokowski: Email [email protected]
Or the Muskego High School student consular office

Hello all, I hope your days are going well as we are heading into summer. To kick things off your American Legion Post 3...
06/14/2026

Hello all,
I hope your days are going well as we are heading into summer. To kick things off your American Legion Post 356 is holding their annual Brat Fry. Time to come out have a brat, talk to some vets and the women’s Auxiliary and support a great cause. We look forward to seeing you there.

Your Muskego Post 356 is inviting everyone to come see an award nominated production. Here are the details.
02/20/2026

Your Muskego Post 356 is inviting everyone to come see an award nominated production. Here are the details.

12/17/2025

Hello all,
Hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving and is have a safe and happy Holiday season so far. Our leadership staff at Post 356 thought you might like some information on what the American Legion is doing to protect our flag.

Amendment only way to fully protect U.S. flag

Commander’s Message
Dan K. Wiley
The American Legon Magazine
November 2025


In a well-meaning executive order issued Aug. 25, President Trump declared that his administration will “restore respect and sanctity” to the American flag by prosecuting “those who incite violence or otherwise violate our laws while desecrating this symbol of our country, to the fullest extent permissible under any available authority.”

Sadly, that authority is quite limited due to the Supreme Court’s 1989 ruling in Texas v. Johnson. In a 5-4 decision, justices invalidated laws against flag desecration in 48 states and the District of Columbia. The American Legion strongly disagreed with the court’s interpretation that the Constitution recognizes such vile conduct as free speech.

Though Congress sought a legislative remedy, the same judicial majority ruled a subsequent law unconstitutional. In response, the Legion joined forces with more that 120 organizations to form the Citizens Flag Alliance (CFA), which has called for a constitutional amendment that would grant Congress the power to prohibit the physical desecration of our flag. We believe it is the only way.

We do not add to the Constitution lightly. Our nation’s blueprint has been amended only 27 times. But retired Army Maj. Gen. Patrick Brady, a Medal of Honor recipient and former CFA chairman, spoke for many when he characterized flag desecration as a “hate crime against America.”

Northwestern University law professor Stephen Presser said the proposed amendment does not infringe on the Bill of Rights but in instead “a wonderful exercise in the popular sovereignty the Bill of Rights was designed to protect.”

Flag protection continues to be a legislative priority for the Legion. In, 2006, delegates to our 98th National convention unanimously passed a resolution call on Congress to approve a constitutional amendment, pointing out that “this emblem of our country is placed upon the coffins of veterans as a token of respect for services rendered to a grateful nation.”

To some, the flag is a mere piece of cloth. To The American Legion, it symbolizes the greatest nation on earth – and is worth fighting for.

Dan K. Wiley

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S86W21693 Janesville Road
Muskego, WI
53150

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+14145504522

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