American Legion Post 68 Isabela

06/09/2026

Join us in this solemn ceremony. Always remember, never forget!

27/08/2026

In our lifetime we have seen and experienced tragedy in different levels. But within those tragedies we have also seen and witnessed how a nation came together. September 11, 2001 and those subsequent days we saw the determination of its citizens, neighbor’s and leaders. This year marks the 25th anniversary of those attacks. The American Legion Manuel Corchado Juarbe, Inc. Post 68 of Isabela and the municipality of Isabela along with our mayor, Hon. Miguel ‘Ricky’ Mendez would like to invite you to join us in this solemn ceremony.

Veteranos fortaleciendo Veteranos.

07/08/2026

03/08/2026

Ven a compartir con nosotros el 16 de agosto!

03/08/2026

Like! Follow! Share! Come and visit us August 16th!

25/07/2026

Come out and visit us on Sunday August 16th! If you were honorable discharged (DD 214) or currently serving, our doors will be open for you to continue to serve but in a different way.

29/05/2026

One day, a veteran’s funeral could be missing something most Americans assume will always be there.

No rifle salute.
No sounding of Taps.
No folded flag presented by someone who understands the weight of that moment.

Not because people stopped caring.

Because in many communities, the volunteer honor guards who provide these final military rites are aging, shrinking, and struggling to find new members.

These men and women show up in the heat, cold, rain, and snow to make sure a veteran’s final goodbye is carried out with dignity. Many pay for their own uniforms, gear, and travel because they believe no veteran should be laid to rest without honor.

But they cannot carry this mission alone forever.

At Operation Honor Guard, we are working to support honor guards, raise awareness, recruit new members, and help ensure every eligible veteran receives the final military honors they earned.

Please share this post so more people understand what is at stake.

Because the sound of Taps should never disappear from a veteran’s funeral.