Welcome To Post 116
POST 116
UNIT 116
SQUADRON 116
Post 116 Commander
David Rossner
David served in the United States Air Force for 22 years, February 1981- March 2003. He was stationed at Yokota AB Japan, Warner Robins AFB GA, Andrews AFB Maryland. He worked as an Aircraft Maintenance Technician and Flight Mechanic for 15 years. Working on many different airframes and 7 years as a Flight Engineer.
After retiring from the Air Force, He became a Contractor for the Air Force working for L-3 Harris at Andrews AFB MD as a Site Manager working on and supporting several types of aircraft. In Sept 2020, retiring after 18 years as contractor he and his wife Stacey moved to Fuquay Varina to be near Family. He has been an American Legion member for 28 Years and currently serving as their Commander
Since our charter in 1922, The American Legion Post 116 has been welcoming VETERANS from all branches of our Armed Forces. Today, we continue to welcome all military personnel who have served Honorably, as well as those who currently support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic. Joining our Post enables you to continue serving your God, Country, and Community. Our mission is to implement the goals, aspirations, dreams, peace, and blessings for our country, friends, and families embodied in our preamble.
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MISSION
The role of the M35A2 Deuce for the American Legion Post 116 is to enhance the lives of Veterans, both past and present, by rekindling memories for the older Veterans or introducing a bygone era of history to the younger Veterans. Affectionately referred to as a “Deuce n’ a Half,” the truck accomplishes this by participating in various events within the community such as parades, memorials, static displays, poker runs, car shows and periodic deliveries of water to the USO.
The goal of the ubiquitous Deuce is to promote a community effort to the Veterans and their families saying that even though you’re no longer in the military, there are those who need the outreach that a service organization, like the American Legion, can provide.