Veterans Say They Organized Against the War While on the Front Lines in Iraq
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Three veterans who came back from Iraq in 2005 say they conducted anti-war organizing while fighting on the front lines and are now continuing their activism by offering help to soldiers who oppose the war and decide to go AWOL, or “absent without leave,” from their military duties. They are doing it all with seeming impunity.
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