Iraq War

Overlooked and looked over: women veterans tell their story

May 1, 2012 By John Bachtell

Women veterans are sharing their experiences in a powerful and eye opening exhibit at the National Veterans Art Museum in Chicago, now through Memorial Day.

The Iraq war is over – or is it?

December 15, 2011 By PW Editorial Board

President Obama deserves praise for fulfilling his promise to end a war he opposed before he even started campaigning for the presidency.

Mothers confront Bush on war

August 12, 2005 By Tim Wheeler

As grief-stricken families gathered in Ohio to mourn their Iraq war dead, mothers who lost sons in the war stood vigil on the road to George W. Bush’s ranch in Crawford, Texas, to demand that he...

Iraq Veterans Against the War founded

July 31, 2004 By Tim Wheeler

BOSTON – War veterans and their allies gathered in historic Faneuil Hall on the eve of the Democratic National Convention to demand the immediate withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq and to call for the defeat...

Mr. Bush, you’d have liked my brother

May 28, 2004 By Dante Zappala And Celeste Zappala

An open letter to President Bush written by Dante Zappala, the brother of Sgt. Sherwood Baker who was killed in Iraq, April 26, 2004.