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U.S. | Anti-WarThousands march in Fayetteville, NC. Iraq veterans, military families, resisters: out now!
Three thousand people converged on Fayetteville, North Carolina to mark two years of war and occupation in Iraq on March 19, 2005.  1-ivaw.jpg Three thousand people converged on Fayetteville, North Carolina to mark two years of war and occupation in Iraq on March 19, 2005. Led by Iraq Veterans Against the War, Veterans for Peace, Military Families Speak Out, and by the North Carolina Peace and Justice Coalition, marchers rallied outside of Fort Bragg, home of the Army’s 82nd Airborne Division and Special Forces. Michael Hoffman, backed by fellow members of Iraq Veterans Against the War—so actually still in the military—brings Rowan Park to its feet (first photo).
Veterans for Peace
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Marchers
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100 coffins represented US troops killed
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Drummers
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"Bush Lied"
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Int'l Socialist Organization contingent
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"We won't fight your war"
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"Not Our President"
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Peace parasols
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Stephen Funk, first military person jailed for publicly opposing the current war
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Kelly Dougherty, Iraq Veterans Against the War, Colorado Nat'l Guard
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Medea Benjamin, CODEPINK
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Military Families Speak Out
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Camilo Mejia, recently released from military prison for refusing to return to Iraq
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Cindy Sheehan. Her son Casey was killed last April in Iraq
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Van
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