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The Legion, the VFW, and the smaller banners: no post seated in the town

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The post locators and directory listings swept in the sibling pass and re-tested for this town, November 2026

The test was run banner by banner, the way the sibling pass ran it for the neighbouring town, and the result for this town is the same at the same strength. The American Legion: no post is seated in Indian Village in the Legion's listings; the county's posts stand in South Bend and Mishawaka, on their own ground, at pointer. The Veterans of Foreign Wars: no post is seated in the town; the county's posts likewise stand in the cities. The smaller banners were tested each on its own line — the Disabled American Veterans, the Marine Corps League, the Vietnam Veterans of America, AMVETS, the Korean War Veterans, the Jewish War Veterans, the Navy Club, and the 40 et 8 — and no chapter, detachment, or post of any of them is seated in Indian Village on any listing reached. The negative is a directory negative and prints as one: these organizations seat their posts where their members and their halls are, and a sixty-three-house town with no hall, no business district, and no institution of any kind inside its line — the Pass IV-3 record, whole — has no seat in any of their directories. The town's veterans, in every era, have belonged to the county's posts or to none; which of those any resident chose is not a fact any carrier prints, and this section does not invent one.

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Source: The Legion, the VFW, and the smaller banners: no post seated in the town, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/indian-village/memorials/legion-the-vfw-and-the-smaller-banners-no-post/