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  1. German bomber base shut down by ambitious “rhythm beats bombs” blockaders

    by John LaForge, Nukewatch BÜCHEL AIR FORCE BASE, Germany — Over 750 people converged here at the country’s largest air base – although U.S. bases at Spangdahlem and Ramstein are far bigger — to condemn the retention of 20 U.S. nuclear weapons, in open violation of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, and in a show of […]

  2. Arrests at Hiroshima & Nagasaki Day actions across the U.S.

    LOCKHEED MARTIN, PENNSYLVANIA Peace and anti-nuclear activists demonstrated at Lockheed Martin in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania on August 6, the date in 1945 that the United States dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan.  After a commemoration which included music, litany, bell-tolling and a ceremony of memory and hope with incense, water and ashes, six […]

  3. Bradley Manning acquitted of aiding the enemy; sentencing phase begins for other convictions

    by the Bradley Manning Support Network. July 30, 2013 “We won the battle, now we need to go win the war,” shared defense attorney David Coombs following today’s verdict. “Today is a good day, but Bradley is by no means out of the fire,” he said to dozens of emotional supporters outside of the Fort Meade, Maryland military courtroom. Coombs […]

  4. Six month prison sentence for line crossing at Offutt Air Force Base

    On July 25, Jerry Ebner was sentenced to 6 months in prison.  Ebner crossed the line at Offutt Air Force Base, home of STRATCOM, on December 28, 2012 during the 34th annual Feast of the Holy Innocents witness. He will be allowed to self surrender at a federal prison to be assigned to him in […]

  5. Four Talisman Saber protesters arrested after barracks blockade

    from The Morning Bulletin Four peace activists were arrested on July 19 blockading the Caroona Street gate of Western Street Barracks, Rockhampton (Queensland, Australia). Their intention was to disrupt the Talisman Saber war rehearsals by putting their bodies on the road in front of military supply vehicles, activist Graeme Dunstan said. He said those arrested are […]

  6. Women bring their message to Vermont Yankee workers, 8 arrested

    from Shut It Down affinity group VERNON, Vermont—Timing their presence to coincide with the end of the day shift at Entergy’s Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant on Monday, July 15, eight women of the Shut It Down Affinity Group displayed signs from a legally-designated spot across Route 142 from the power plant driveway as workers […]

  7. 24 arrested for civil resistance at Kansas City nuclear weapons part plant

    Protesters at new Kansas City facility seek to open a door to a nuclear-weapons-free world from Jane Stoever On July 13, about 80 people sang and prayed at the entry road to a new facility in the U.S. nuclear weapons complex. By 10:15 a.m., two dozen protesters had crossed the property line and were soon […]

  8. NATO 3 trial postponed to January, 2014

    Update from NATO5Support: At a July 23 hearing, the judge told both sides to be ready instead for trial in early January, 2014. A final date will be confirmed at the next pretrial hearing on August 6. (Read NATO defendant Mark Neiweem’s latest letter to supporters here.) On Tuesday, July 9, the NATO 3—Brent Betterly, […]

  9. Your letters needed to support activists in prison

    Nuclear Resister summer prisoner support bulletin Please write to judges and officials this summer in support of six imprisoned anti-nuclear and anti-war activists. Invite some friends over and sit down to write letters together, or perhaps you can include it as an activity at your peace group’s next meeting.  Click on the links below for […]

  10. Gordon Maham, Presente!

    Gordon Maham, 96-years-old and a long-time anti-nuclear activist, died on July 9 at his farm in Ohio.  Gordon helped build the Y-12 plant in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, and quit the Manhattan Project when he heard about Hiroshima and his role in building the bomb. He then lost his war industry draft exemption and served three […]

  11. Jeju prisoner updates

    Latest update below posted July 31. Since publication of the Nuclear Resister #170 (pdf), there have been new actions and several trials affecting those in prison for nonviolent resistance to navy base construction in Jeju Island, South Korea. The June edition of Gangjeong Village Story (pdf) reports that on May 31, a young woman named Gwak […]

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