Journal [six issues] by Veterans for Peace - 1991

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St. Louis, MO: Veterans for Peace. Offered is the Summer 2011 Veterans for Peace Newsletter edited by Charles Rossi and published by Veterans for Peace out of St. Louis, Missouri. A left-stapled newsletter measuring 8-1/2" by 11" and containing 20 pages including front and rear covers. With photographs throughout, contents include: information on the upcoming Veterans for Peace National Convention to be held in Portland, Oregon, August 3-7, 2011 (with front cover article by Associate Member Becky Luening of the Host Planning Committee; 2011 VFP Convention Schedule; list of Convention Workshops); half-page Request from the Bradley Manning Support Network; lengthy Chapter Reports; A Sailor's Creed: Smashing the Illusion - An active-duty Sailor speaks out by Anonymous ("a 2nd Class Petty Officer onboard a U.S. Navy submarine"). Machine-printed subscriber name and address to rear cover; underlining by previous owner to film review and short article. . Fine. Magazine. 1st Edition. 1st Printing. 2011.

St. Louis, MO: Veterans for Peace. Offered is the Spring 2011 Veterans for Peace Newsletter edited by Charles Rossi and published by Veterans for Peace out of St. Louis, Missouri. A left-stapled newsletter measuring 8-1/2" by 11" and containing 20 pages including front and rear covers. With photographs throughout, contents include: The President's Report; Ex-President's Report: Looking Ahead; Members: the Lifeblood of VFP by Jeanette McDermott, Chapter Outreach & Coordinator (with lists of New Lifetime Members in 2010 and Gifts Received in Honor Of); March 19/20 and Solidarity Actions by Tarak Kauff, Maury Colow Woodstock Chapter; Hope: An Affirming Flame (the text of the address by Chris Hedges at the demonstration in Washington, DC, December 16, 2010); lengthy Chapter Reports; half-page VFP Relationship to the United Nations; Spring Actions: Protest and Witness by Chuck Rossi (with separate photos of Watermelon Slim, Daniel Ellsberg, Ralph Nader and Chris Hedges). Machine-printed subscriber name and… Read More

Portland, ME: Veterans for Peace, Inc.. Offered is Issue No. 12 (Winter 1989-1990) of "Veterans for Peace, Inc. Journal" - Col. John F. Barr, USMC Ret. (President), Jerry Genesio (Editor) - published by Veterans for Peace, Inc. out of Portland, Maine. A magazine measuring 8-1/2" by 11" and containing 28 pages including front and rear covers. With illustrations and photographs throughout, contents include: The President's Message (Col. John F. Barr); Veterans for Peace to Monitor Nicaraguan Elections (with Excerpts from the Electoral Law of Nicaragua); news Maine Voters Reject Cruise Missile Testing In and Over Their State by John Nelson (Sea Launched Cruise Missiles); Viet Nam: Normalization of Relations, Citizen Diplomacy and the Veterans Viet Nam Restoration Project by Ted Heselton; Ollie [Oliver] North - Is the Darling of American Fascism and Fundamentalist Fanatic Coveting the White House? (with "Excerpts from Ollie's Letter"); Beware of Pretended Patriotism; Mail Call (Letters); It's More Than… Read More

Portland, ME: Veterans for Peace, Inc.. Offered is Issue No. 14 (Fall 1990) of "Veterans for Peace, Inc. Journal" edited by Col. John F. Barr, USMC Ret. (who also served as VFP President) and published by Veterans for Peace, Inc. out of Portland, Maine. A magazine measuring 8-1/2" by 11" and containing 36 pages including front and rear covers. With illustrations and photographs throughout, contents include: The President's Message (Col. John F. Barr); 5th Annual Convention Report (with eight photos); Glasnost Is Easy - Perestroika More Difficult by Vice Admiral Ralph Weymouth USN (Ret.); Food as a Weapon of War by Joseph M. Carlin; Troops in Europe Overdue to Come Home by Bill Barnes; The Moving Wall by Steve Fowle (on the half-scale replica of the Vietnam Memorial Wall); Afghanzi/Viet Vet (article extracted from a report by Steve Bentley of a trip to the Soviet Union in the spring of 1990); Military Security and World Peace by David Yaskulka of the Center for Common Security; VFP Chapter News;… Read More

Portland, ME: Veterans for Peace, Inc.. Offered is Issue No. 17 (Summer 1991) of "Veterans for Peace, Inc. Journal" edited by Jerry Genesio (Col. John F. Barr, USMC Ret. served as VFP President) and published by Veterans for Peace, Inc. out of Portland, Maine. A magazine measuring 8-1/2" by 11" and containing 32 pages including front and rear covers. With illustrations and photographs throughout, contents include: Why Was Veterans for Peace Founded? - The Founders Respond (Jerry Genesio, Rev. Willard A. Bicket, Doug Rawlings, Ken Perkins, and Stephen Fournier); 6th National Veterans for Peace Convention (to be held August 16-18, 1991 at the Center of New Hampshire Holiday Inn, Manchester, New Hampshire; with portrait photos and profiles of four candidates running for VFP office); VFP Delegate Gil Ott Reports on 4th VANA Convention (Veterans Against Nuclear Arms of Canada); U.S. Policy in Cambodia Defies Reason; Who's Who in Cambodia; [George] Bush Administration Subverting Aid to Cambodia; portrait… Read More

Portland, ME: Veterans for Peace, Inc.. Offered is Issue No. 18 (Fall 1991) of "Veterans for Peace, Inc. Journal" edited by Jerry Genesio and published by Veterans for Peace, Inc. out of Portland, Maine. A magazine measuring 8-3/8" by 11" and containing 36 pages including front and rear covers. With illustrations and photographs throughout, contents include: News from the New National Office; lengthy report Sixth National Convention, August 16-18, 1991, Manchester, New Hampshire (with several photos, including portrait photos of the National Officers and National Board of Directors - the new VFP President was Charles H. Bonner; 1991 Veterans for Peace Platform; Resolutions; portrait photos and bios of International Guests attending the Convention); Project: Hearts and Minds - VFP Medical Aid to Viet Nam and Cambodia by Gordon Smith; Wars R Us by Rosie Hohn; Jesuit Publication [La Civilta Cattolica] Declares Just War Theory Obsolete; What Did the [Persian Gulf] War Really Cost? by Ralph Estes; Notes… Read More

Portland, ME: Veterans for Peace, Inc.. Offered is Issue No. 16 (Spring 1991) of "Veterans for Peace, Inc. Journal" edited by Jerry Genesio (Col. John F. Barr, USMC Ret. served as VFP President) and published by Veterans for Peace, Inc. out of Portland, Maine. A magazine measuring 8-1/2" by 11" and containing 36 pages including front and rear covers. With illustrations and photographs throughout, contents include: Now That This War [Gulf] Is Over by Louis Sinclair; Pittsburgh Chapter Files Suit in Federal Court for Rights as Veterans by Sandy Kelson; Baltimore Third-Grader Decorated by Veterans for Peace (J. Alesandro Kendall, with his photo); Yellow Ribbon Mania by Paul Nichols; Excerpts From a Letter by John Samuel Tieman (which begins, "We've been at war for five days"); Can We Support the Troops AND Protest a War?; Top Ten Censored Stories of 1990; Chapter Notes (with several photos); Dong by Rosie Hohn (with his photo; born in 1979, "Dong came to Peace Village with a group of other children all… Read More

Portland, ME: Veterans for Peace, Inc.. Offered is Issue No. 15 (Winter 1990-1991) of "Veterans for Peace, Inc. Journal" edited by Jerry Genesio (Col. John F. Barr, USMC Ret. served as VFP President) and published by Veterans for Peace, Inc. out of Portland, Maine. A magazine measuring 8-1/2" by 11" and containing 32 pages including front and rear covers. With illustrations and photographs throughout, contents include: excerpt of an Open Letter from Sgt. Andrew DeSefano, then serving with U.S. forces in the Gulf, to Dr. Joseph Fahey, Peace Studies Department at Manhattan College, Riverdale; We Have Met with War Victims - Average Age - Nine Years by Jean Schaefer; one-page Preparations for a Nuclear War: Still More Than $1 Billion a Week (with table "Costly Forces for Nuclear War"); Vietnam Journal by Ted Heselton (extracted from his journal while in Vietnam during 1990); Nonviolent Action: The Alternative to War by Leo Sandy; poem Why Are We In Saudi Arabia? by Doug Rawlings; The Intellectual Case… Read More