Let's Serve — Let's Act — Let's Impact
Four Pillars of Service
Veterans Advocacy
Supporting veterans' rights and benefits through legislative action and community outreach.
Youth Programs
Mentoring the next generation through Boys State, JROTC, and scholarship programs.
Community Service
Serving the Manassas community through charitable programs and volunteer efforts.
Patriotism & Honor
Promoting love of country and honoring those who served through ceremonies and remembrance.
A Legacy of Service & Honor
In the mid-1940s, African American soldiers from Manassas returned home from World War II seeking fellowship with veterans who shared the common experience of war and service to nation.
Due to Jim Crow laws and segregation, these brave Virginian soldiers were not permitted to join veteran organizations with whites. In 1945, sixteen African American veterans petitioned the National Headquarters of the American Legion for a charter — and Post 114 was born.
Named in honor of comrade Paul W. Mitchell Jr. in 2002, the Post continues to carry the torch raised by its charter members.
Dedicated to Veterans & the Manassas Community
Post 114's membership today is comprised of men and women who took part in wars from World War II to Iraq and Afghanistan. The Post is represented by all five military services — the Army, Navy, Marines, U.S. Coast Guard, and Air Force.
Meeting Schedule
Committee Meetings
10:00 AM — Monthly
Held every month for committee business and planning.
General Membership Meetings
10:30 AM — Bi-Monthly
February, April, June, August, October, December
9511 Prince William Street, Manassas, VA 20110
All members and prospective members are welcome. Come learn about our programs, meet fellow veterans, and find out how you can make a difference in our community.