National Conventions
Starting in 2014 National Conventions will only be held in even numbered years: 2014, 2016, 2018, etc.
- 2013 Rochester, Minnesota
- 2012 Norfolk, Virginia
- 2011 Springfield, Missouri
- 2010 Covington, Kentucky, 30 August through 6 September 2010
- 2009 San Diego, California
- 2008 Fort Worth, Texas
- 2007 Seattle, Washington
- 2006 Little Rock, Arkansas
- 2005 Kansas City, Missouri
- 2004 Saratoga Springs, New York
- 2003 Reno, Nevada
- 2002 Duluth, Minnesota
- 2001 Peoria, Illinois
- 2000 Atlantic City, New Jersey
- 1999 Reno, Nevada
- 1998 Hagerstown, Maryland
- 1997 Mobile, Alabama
- 1996 Portland, Oregon
- 1995 Manitowoc, Wisconsin
- 1994 Portsmouth, New Hampshire
- 1993 Vallejo, California
- 1992 Norfolk, Virginia
- 1991 Honolulu, Hawaii
- 1990 Montreal, Canada
- 1989 San Diego, California
- 1988 Rochelle Park, New Jersey
- 1987 Albuquerque, New Mexico
- 1986 Boston, Massachusetts
- 1985 Bremerton, Washington
- 1984 Groton, Connecticut
- 1983 San Diego, California
- 1982 Montreal, Canada
- 1981 Portsmouth, New Hampshire
- 1980 Groton, Connecticut
- 1979 Elmont, New York
- 1978 Honolulu, Hawaii
- 1977 San Diego, California
- 1976 Albuquerque, New Mexico
- 1975 Atlantic City, New Jersey
- 1974 Hampton, Virginia
- 1973 Highland, New York
- 1972 San Juan, Puerto Rico
- 1971 Portsmouth, New Hampshire
- 1970 Chicago, Illinois
- 1969 Boston, Massachusetts
- 1968 Cherry Hill, North Carolina
- 1967 Hempstead, New York
- 1966 Groton, Connecticut
- 1965 New London, Connecticut
- 1964 Atlantic City, New Jersey
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