Gallery: National Commander Bill Oxford at Traxler’s and at Montgomery Post 79

By Tim EngstromFebruary 21, 2020News

On Feb. 19, The American Legion National Commander James W. “Bill” Oxford enjoyed afternoon relaxation talking with folks at Traxler’s Hunter Preserve near Le Center and at Montgomery Post 79. They were the ninth and 10th stops on his tour of Minnesota. Click on an image to enlarge.

Past National Vice Commander Don Hayden greets National Commander Bill Oxford at Traxler’s Hunting Preserve.

National Commander Bill Oxford greets people at Traxler’s.

Department Commander Mark Dvorak greets people at Traxler’s Hunting Preserve.

Larry Cline, aide to the national commander, hands out the commander’s pins.

Aide to the National Commander Larry Cline and National Commander Bill Oxford speak with Traxler’s Hunting Preserve owner Jeff Traxler.

Jeff Traxler describes weapons on a wall.

Jeff Traxler explains the Warrior Shoot.

A rhinoceros and giraffe protrude from a wall at Traxler’s.

Kathy and Jeff Traxler pose with National Commander Bill Oxford.

Veterans of Le Center Post 108 stand with the national commander at Traxler’s.

National Commander Bill Oxford looks at a veterans display at Montgomery Post 79.

Montgomery Post 79 is where Adjutant Mike Maxa is a member.

Members of the National Commander’s Tour of Minnesota are Department Adjutant Mike Maxa, Department Membership Director Sy Fix, National Commander Bill Oxford, Department Commander Mark Dvorak, Aide to the National Commander Larry Cline and Department Director of Communications Tim Engstrom.

The Ford van endured wintry conditions.