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Banners do the talking – US Nukes Out of Germany

Susan Crane of Redwood City California Catholic Worker and John LaForge of Nukewatch Wisconsin
One of the many banners at the main gate

 

Nukewatch banner at the main gate July 6 to Aug 9
Bonnie Urfer of Nukewatch and international week delegation to Peace Camp.
L to R: Marion Kuepker, John LaForge, Susan Crane, CeeCee Anderson, Max Smay, Ann Suellentrop, Anthony Donovan — at the Main Gate, Büchel Air Base, Germany
Dennis DuVall, formerly of Prescott, Arizona, with his banner near the main gate.
Beata and Susan with rainbow flag at the main gate, and home-made street sign that reads: “Atomic weapons forbidden.”

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