American Legion Auxiliary Unit 593
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Historian
The Unit Historian is charged with the responsibility of recording the activities and accomplishments of her Unit during her term of office.

The writing of a Unit or Department history is a very important assignment. Through the years the recorded experiences of those women who served before us have guided the footsteps of those who followed.

Unit Historians are encouraged to present the factual running story of the accomplishments in each program. The description should be simple and concise.

The quality and artistic value of the work depends upon the enthusiasm of a Department is written; upon the Department records, that of the National Organization.
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