The Women’s War
On the morning of Monday, Jan. 9, 2006, a 21-year-old Army specialist named Suzanne Swift went AWOL. Her unit, the 54th Military Police Company, out of Fort Lewis, Wash., was two days away from leaving for Iraq.
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Report from Agustin Aguayo court martial
Würzburg, Germany (March 5, 2007) – 9 a.m. The US military base. We enter the building where a trial will be held–the court martial of conscientious objector Agustin Aguayo.
Read MoreLt. Watada on what’s next
Thank you for the skills, expertise, and tremendous sacrifice that you invested in the mobilization of support for my case and that of all war resisters.
Read MoreTroops urge end to Iraq occupation
As of March 13, 2007 over 1,700 active duty military, reserve, and guard service members have signed an “appeal for redress” urging congress to end the U.S. military occupation of Iraq.
Read MoreAgustin Aguayo videos
Videos of Agustín Aguayo, a 35-year-old Army medic, Iraq War veteran, and prisoner of conscience imprisoned since September 26, 2006. Army Spc. Agustín Aguayo holds a press conference September 26, 2006 in Los...
Read MoreIraq War resister Kyle Snyder arrested in Canada, then released
On Friday, February 23, U.S. war resister Kyle Snyder was arrested in British Columbia for unspecified immigration violations.
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