VVAW members were on the Mall in Washington, DC from April 19th to April 23, 1971. There were important events. Gold Star mothers (who had lost their sons) marched to lay a wreath at …

Just published: "Upside Down" is a book of 26 photographs from the March on Washington held on the Mall in Washington, DC on April 24, 1971. As you probably know, VVAW's Dewey …

Upside Down: The March on Washington April 24, 1971 By John Retallack. Just published: "Upside Down" is a book of 26 photographs from the March on Washington held on the Mall in …

It was quite different from the first anti-war march I went to in Washington in October 1967. In those days, peace demonstrators were confronted by troops with rifles and bayonets. In 1971, …

Soldiers in Vietnam were refusing to go on combat missions. At home, veterans formed a national organization, Vietnam Veterans Against the War (VVAW). It was in April of 1971 that VVAW …

VVAW Marches in DC By Ward Reilly. On a mercifully overcast day in Washington, DC on Saturday, September 24, a crowd of approximately 250,000 people gathered in protest of the …

Jan 27, 2007 · Tens of thousands of anti-war demonstrators converged on Washington DC March 17, to participate in a peace rally protesting the Iraq war. In spite of a big snowstorm that …

Nazis beaten by VVAW after attacking African Liberation Day March, Washington, DC, 1977. Ex-POWs and Active GIs supporting VVAW, Washington, DC, 1974. VVAW Takeover of the …

RECOLLECTIONS: VVAW Anti-War Protest, Washington DC 1971 By Lee Wengrzyn [Printer-Friendly Version]Printer-Friendly Version]

VVAW Marches in DC By Ward Reilly [Printer-Friendly Version] On a mercifully overcast day in Washington, DC on Saturday, September 24, a crowd of approximately 250,000 people …