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AMERICAN LEGION
SULLIVAN-WALLEN POST 11
Home to the official Color Guard of the Green Bay Packers since the 1940's.
We are Veterans Strengthening America.
About Us
The Sullivan-Wallen American Legion Post 11 in Green Bay, Wisconsin, was chartered in 1919 and named in honor of Francis Sullivan, the first WWI soldier from Green Bay to die in World War I. The post has a long history of community involvement, including a strong relationship with the Green Bay Packers, and has been involved in various veteran-focused initiatives and youth programs.
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Did you know?
The Green Bay American Legion Family supports youth and our community in many different ways. Learn about our youth programs in the links below.
We serve our veterans, the military and our communities.
You can Join!
Post 11 has members of all ages. We are a vibrant and active in the community. We work together to support our Veterans and provide a space of honor and respect for those who served our country.
We actively raise funds for Veterans, Veteran Organizations, and our Community. We are Better Together and Stronger Together.
Our Legion Family
The Green Bay American Legion of Wisconsin has a robust membership of Legionnaires, as well as Auxiliary, Sons of the American Legion and Legion Riders. We invite you to learn about what we do and how you can become a member and join the mission that began in 1919.
