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June 28 vigil at the National Guard armory in
Teaneck.

The number of troops wounded in Iraq had
really escalated. This numbers represent
extremely serious wounds - head injuries,
single, double, and triple amputations, and
worse. The public is not really aware of this
tragedy.

Members of Chapter 21 of Veterans For Peace have
become regular members of the Wednesday vigil. This
has been very important for the military families and
all of the other members of the vigil. It's important
for the passersby to see, too.

Wednesday vigil at the National Guard armory in
Teaneck on August 23.

On June 28, we placed flowers on the tank which is
in front of the National Guard armory - to
remember those who have died in this illegal and
immoral war.

Veterans for Peace, Chapter 21, at the September
5 vigil at the National Guard Armory in Teaneck.

Wednesday vigil, September 5, 2006

John Fenton at the Wednesday vigil on August 30, 2006. He is
holding a photograph of his son, Matthew, who was injured in
Iraq on April 26, and died at Bethesda Hospital on May 5,
2006. Please join John at the vigil.

Wednesday vigil, September 5, 2006

Vigil at the National Guard armory in Teaneck, August
30.

Wednesday vigil, September 20, 2006

Wednesday vigil, September 13, 2006

Wednesday vigil - September 27, 2006

Wednesday vigil - October 4, 2006

Wednesday vigil, October 11, 2006

Wednesday vigil, October 18, 2006

Wednesday, October 18, 2006. 21,086 wounded

Vigil member reminds passersby that Bush is
guilty of war crimes and crimes against
humanity. Oct. 18

Mother with two sons in the Navy and Army uncle expand
the Wednesday vigil across the street to reach out to even
more passersby.

October 25, 2006, Wednesday vigil

November 1, 2006. Darkness arrived earlier - so we held a candlelight/lantern light vigil. Patrick made this
most beautiful peace sign to light up the vigil and to call on passersby to honor the troops by working to end
the occupation NOW!

November 8th vigil, right after election day. Channel 9
covered our very rainy vigil. They asked how we felt about
the Rumsfeld resignation and the vote for Congress. You
can just imagine what we said!