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U.S. | Anti-WarIraq vets lead massive march on Pentagon
Tens of thousands march on Pentagon to call for immediate end to U.S. occupation war in Iraq. ![]() 1-ivaw-174.jpg WASHINGTON DC (March 17, 2007) – On the 40th anniversary of the historic anti-Vietnam War march on the Pentagon, tens of thousands again marched on the Pentagon – this time of course to demand “U.S out of Iraq now!” Organized by the ANSWER Coalition, and leg by Iraq Veterans Against the War, military families and GI resisters, the march began at the Lincoln Memorial and crossed the Arlington Memorial Bridge before turning south towards the Pentagon. Anita Dennis, speaking in front of the Pentagon for Courage to Resist with a stage lined with Iraq veterans, called on the rally to support the troops that refuse to fight – as her son Darrel Anderson did after returning from his first tour of duty in Iraq.
Front of march crossing Arlington Memorial Bridge
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ANSWER banner
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Not in Our Name banner in support of GI resisters
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March fills highway 27
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Iraq Vets Against the War
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CodePink, "Don't Buy Bush's War"
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Evil puppet held back by cops
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"Out of Iraq Now" lead banner
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Tens of thousands fill the highway
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CAN: "Support War Resisters"
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Cindy Sheehan
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Iraq Veterans Against the War
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Not in Our Name with Earth Flags
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CodePink's Medea Benjamin
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Iraq vets kick off rally
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Anita Dennis speaking for Courage to Resist
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Pentagon as the backdrop
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Vice President found wandering DC streets
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