Sayville American Legion Riders

09/13/2026

It was an honor to be asked once again to present the colors for the pledge of allegiance and the national anthem at the Sayville 911 ceremony at the common ground.

08/26/2026

Great ride on Sunday! Once the rain stopped. With a stop at the American Airpower Museum This is an amazing historic museum that we highly recommend! The individuals that work there are extremely passionate and a wealth of information.

08/23/2026

Save the date

08/23/2026

Absolutely! Another great day

08/11/2026

Here we are at the Sayville Summerfest on Saturday braving the heat to support our post, selling raffles, and supporting veterans and active servicemen and women.

07/15/2026

What an awesome day on Sunday at the American Legion Post 94 America’s 250th Parking Lot Party!!! They did an incredible job!! Music, Food and so much more, a great time had by all!!! Thank you so much all you hard work in setting this up!
American Legion Riders Post #94 Babylon, NY

07/05/2026

07/04/2026

Today we celebrate the freedoms we enjoy and honor the brave men and women who have defended them throughout our nation’s history.

To all of our veterans, active-duty service members, first responders, and their families—thank you for your service, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to our country.

We wish everyone a safe, happy, and memorable Fourth of July. May you enjoy this day with family and friends while taking a moment to remember those who made our freedom possible.

God Bless our Veterans, God Bless the American Legion Riders, and God Bless America! 🇺🇸

07/04/2026

Friday morning July 3rd the riders were present along with many other veterans organizations and honored guests to honor U.S. Army PFC Garfield McConnell Langhorn, Medal of Honor Recipient, and to welcome him to his final resting place. U.S. Army PFC Garfield McConnell Langhorn, who received the Medal of Honor for his extraordinary act of valor in the Vietnam War, will be interred at Calverton National Cemetery, PFC Langhorn was only 20 years old when he bravely sacrificed himself to save the lives of others. His platoon was on a mission to rescue two U.S helicopter pilots who had been shot down on a heavily wooded slope in Vietnam. When an enemy gr***de landed in front of PFC Langhorn and several wounded men, his fellow soldiers said he didn’t hesitate - several reported he had said, “someone’s got to care!” before throwing himself onto the gr***de and absorbing the blast