COFFEE STRONG follows in the tradition of the GI coffeehouse movement of the 60s and 70s, when anti-war activists and resisting GIs set up coffeehouses at several military bases throughout the U.S.
Read MoreThe U.S. Army convicted Specialist Clifford Cornell of desertion at a brief courts martial at Ft. Stewart, Georgia. He was sentenced to 12 months in a military jail.
Read MoreWe have been working with war resisters and civilian ally networks to help support the G.I. resistance movement. It has been a busy,
Read MoreBy Patrick Dunn. Published on CommonDreams, February 23, 2009 With a new administration taking office in Washington, and an era of profound economic crisis on the horizon, the U.S. military apparatus is undergoing a strategic...
Read MoreWhen the Army recalled Brandon Neely from the Individual Ready Reserve, Brandon did not answer the call. Today he is president of the Houston chapter of Iraq Veterans Against the War and is speaking out.”I have seen and...
Read MoreWe focused on the practical legal (military law) aspects of GI resistance, including: speaking out from within the military, ramifications of going AWOL.
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