Categories: All DougNelsonPhoto.com Pictures: War in Iraq - Americans Protest

Many of us opposed the invasion and occupation of Iraq from the beginning, but we have been ignored by the corporate-owned media. I offer a few photos so that our friends in the rest of the world know that more of us oppose war and occupation, more of us stand against abductions and torture, more every day. If you are in the US military, take care of yourselves and your buddy out there. Good people are working to bring you home. - Doug Nelson 1-15 of 15 photos   Add to Favorites one good man, one of hundreds of thousands, SEP 24, 2005 © Doug Nelson Add to Favorites Folks who have been to war are marching for peace. VeteransforPeace.org © Doug Nelson Add to Favorites grandmothers against the war © Doug Nelson Add to Favorites drumming for peace 85mm f1.8 Canon FD lens used for all close-ups © Doug Nelson     Add to Favorites Veterans march against war in Iraq Flying the flag upside down is a distress signal. © Doug Nelson Add to Favorites Iraq Veterans Against the War - IVAW.org No one has more of a right to protest. They volunteered to defend our country, not to occupy other countries. © Doug Nelson Add to Favorites Mothers, fathers, spouses of soldiers march. Military Families Speak Out, Gold Star Mothers for Peace © Doug Nelson Add to Favorites Inauguraton, Washington, DC Black for Iraqi dead, Flag for American © Doug Nelson     Add to Favorites Names of the dead read, a drum beat for each name A very long list, as Iraqi dead were included. March 15, 2004, across from the White House © Doug Nelson Add to Favorites A wreath for a soldier March 15, 2004. 35mm Canon lens © Doug Nelson Add to Favorites Veterans for Peace Viet Nam veterans rally with military families and friends, Ft Bragg NC, March 2004 © Doug Nelson Add to Favorites 1,100 Coffins, October 23, 2004, Washington, DC Local peace groups welcome and set up travelling display to dramatize the cost of the Iraq war. © Doug Nelson     Add to Favorites A pair of boots for each soldier lost Peace activists set this display up near the US Capitol. It was an especially effective display for visiting school groups. We were on hand to answer questions and to respond to comments. 24mm Canon lens © Doug Nelson Add to Favorites a tradition of protest Tradition of protest - a Viet Nam vet speaks his mind, NOV 1982 © Doug Nelson Add to Favorites 2nd line: "I don't like the added sculpture" © Doug Nelson     1-15 of 15 photos

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