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US Military Families Against the Occupation of Iraq

28/08/2003 

 

In light of the rising death toll of US troops in Iraq, US military families have been acting against putting their loved ones in danger in a country where resistance against the US presence has gained momentum.

Jeri L. Reed, a PhD candidate in history at the University of Oklahoma, is the mother of Cody, 21, a US soldier located at the Abu Gharib prison on the outskirts of Baghdad, Iraq. Jeri and her daughter-in-law (Cody’s wife) Sara Camacho, a clerical worker, were the guests of a live dialogue at IslamOnline on the rising death toll of US troops in Iraq.

Jeri L. Reed, Cody’s mother, is a member of Military Families Speak Out, a group of families with loved ones in the military who have opposed the invasion and occupation of Iraq.

For further information on the movement of military families against the US presence in Iraq, please visit the following websites:

- Military Families Speak Out

- Bring Them Home Now

Click here to read the live dialogue in full.


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