About Post 107
A Legacy of Service
American Legion Post 107 has stood as a pillar of the Mount Union community — honoring the past, serving the present, and preparing for the future.
Our History
Founded in Service, Built on Sacrifice
American Legion Post 107 was chartered in Mount Union, Pennsylvania, in the years following World War I — born from the conviction that the men and women who answered their nation's call deserved a community of their own when they returned home.
Through the decades, Post 107 has stood alongside veterans of every era: World War II, Korea, Vietnam, the Gulf War, and the conflicts of the 21st century. Each generation of members has carried forward the same commitment to service, sacrifice, and community that defined our founders.
Today, Post 107 continues that tradition in Huntingdon County — advocating for veterans' rights, supporting military families, and serving the people of Mount Union with the same pride and dedication that has always defined this post.
Our Mission
Four Pillars of the American Legion
Advocating for veterans' benefits, healthcare access, and the recognition they have rightfully earned through their service.
Supporting a strong national defense and honoring the commitment of those who protect our freedoms at home and abroad.
Promoting patriotism, civic responsibility, and the values that define our nation through education and community engagement.
Investing in the next generation through Boys State, scholarships, youth sports, and mentorship programs.
post officers
Current Officers
Post 107 is led by dedicated veterans who volunteer their time to serve our members and community. Contact the post to connect with our leadership.