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Veteran Stories

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Earl Robishaw Cushing, ME

October 31, 2017

Earl Robishaw served in Korea and Vietnam Read transcript here Listen to interview here … [Read more...]

Tom Sturtevant

November 8, 2016

Tom Sturtevant was among the founding members of Veterans for Peace.  Read full interview transcript Listen to full interview … [Read more...]

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