Welcome to South Windsor
AMERICAN LEGION POST 133
Site last updated on January 24th 2026
ABE E MILLER*
American Legion Post 133
P.O. Box 1030
South Windsor, CT 06074
Post Commander — Joe Haney
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*Abe E Miller was a South Windsor resident who made
the ultimate sacrifice on the battlefields of France during World War 1.
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Post 133 meets at 7 p.m. on the Third Tuesday of the month
in the Main Room of the SW Community Center.
Check the 'Calendar' page for actual dates.
All veterans are welcome.
(Come and enjoy a free coffee and donut.)
Read our Commanders Invitation & Challenge on the ‘Commander’s Page’.
CLICK HERE to download a Post 133 Flyer.
CLICK HERE for a Post 133 Application Form.
Are you a Sister, Daughter, Granddaughter or Mother of a Veteran?
Check out the South Windsor Auxiliary Unit 133 website by clicking here.
CLICK HERE to view
— South Windsor Veterans Day Ceremony 2025 —
Bravo Zulu to John Mason for making this video of our 2025 Veterans Day ceremony at Veterans Memorial Park.
Ever wonder what happens at the CT State Police & American Legion Youth Week?
CLICK HERE to view a 12 minute insightful video from this years event.
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— SERVING AMERICA-THE PETER ANTHONY SR. STORY —
As a 19-year-old member of the Army's 7th Infantry Division, South Windsor's Peter Anthony Sr., 91, fought and defended along the Korean Demilitarized Zone for 18 months. Standing near his military medal display case, that included two Bronze stars, a Purple Heart and an assortment of other medals, the Korean War veteran talked about war, sacrifice and freedom.
Are you a South Windsor Veteran in need of help
obtaining the benefits you’ve earned?
Check out the ‘Service_Officer’ page on this web site
and visit with our Service Officers
on the First Thursday of each month (8 to 9:30 am)
at the South Windsor Community Center.
DEFINITION OF A VETERAN
"A Veteran - whether active duty, retired, national guard or reserve - is someone who, at one point in their life, wrote a check made payable to 'The United States of America', for an amount of 'up to and including my life'. That is Honor, and there are way too many people in this country who no longer understand it."
~ Author Unknown
For all who served,
Thank you for your service.
We welcome all
past & present veterans
to come & join us in continuing in serving our community.
