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2007: Deadliest Year
for U.S. Troops in Iraq
New Jersey Fallen
Slide Show
The War As We Saw It,
told by returning troops
in The New York Times
Blast Kills Stafford GI
in Baquoba,
by Shruti L. Mathur in
the Asbury Park Press
One in Four Iraq Vets
Ailing on Return,
in USA Today
Maria Made Me Cry,
Capt. Maria Ines Ortiz:
first Army Nurse Killed
in Combat Since Vietnam,
Joel S. Hirschhorn in
Political Cortex
South Plainfield Soldier
Killed in Iraq,
Star Ledger, June 27, 2007
The Calm Before the Sand
Photo gallery of
NJ Fallen, The Star Ledger
Soldier in Despair Asks
Why Are We Here,
Clarksville Online,
May 29, 2007
Poisoning Our Troops, Again, Common Dreams,
May 29, 2007
Iraq's Bloodiest Month for
US Troops Since Fallujah,
May 31, 2007
Lieberman talks to troops
in Baghdad, McClatchy
Newspapers
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Antiwar Movement Persists
on the Streets of Newark,
by Max Pizarro
Several Causes on
Peace Rally Menu,
by Elizabeth Fitch,
in the Bergen Record
Marchers Rally
Against Iraq War,
by Alexi Friedman,
in the Star Ledger
Newark Residents Pledge
to "Stop Shootin', Start
Thinkin'"by Jessica Durando,
the Star Ledger
Long Before Public Mood
Shifted, They Waged War
on War, Wayne Wooley in
the Star Ledger
Social Issues at Home
a Casualty of War, letter
to the Editor by Sara
Mercuri of CODEPINK, in
The Madison Eagle
Defending the First
Amendment One Town at
a Time: Charges Against
Larry Hamm Dropped
Black NJ Prepares to March,
Fire on the Mountain
Black NJ Organizes
Against the War (Part 1),
Fire on the Mountain
Black NJ Organizes
Against the War (Part 4),
Fire on the Mountain
Black NJ Organizes
Against the War (Part 5),
Fire on the Mountain
New Jersey Antiwar Activists
Unite in a New Coalition,
by Tom Barrett in the Labor Standard |
PJC Blog
Alabama Terror Web site
Angers Activists, labeling
antiwar, gay, environmental,
and animal rights groups as
spawning grounds for terror
Teens Discouraged From
Choosing Military as an Option,
Lawrence Aaron, at North Jersey.com
Newark Residents Who
Have Died in the
"War on Terror"
Joe L. Baines, 19,
December 16, 2006
Clarence Floyd, Jr.,
28, December 10, 2005
Humberto Timoteo,
25, June 5, 2004
Joel Perez, 25, Died in Iraq
Trying to Make His Way Home,
November 2, 2003
Simon Hunte 23,
October 1, 2003
Christian Longsworth, 26,
killed in Afghanistan
May 19, 2006
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