Fifty years ago, one of the most unusual anti-military movements in U.S. history was that of the Vietnam Veterans Against the War (VVAW) led by John Kerry. In September of 1970, at one of its first events, a contingent or VVAW members marched from Morristown, NJ, to Valley Forge National Historical Park where they gathered in an open field across from the Washington Memorial Chapel. A Philadelphia news reporter at the time, I photographed the event with my Canon FT QL 35mm SLR. Among those present were John Kerry and Jane Fonda, an ardent anti-war advocate.
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So cool, thanks for sharing. I have been going through the contest images specially looking for old photos shot in the 90's or earlier, shot on film cameras before digital existed.