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Home›Green Marine›Military ship departs for Iraq
Green Marine

June 1, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Military ship departs for Iraq

A huge military cargo ship loaded with war wares bound for Iraq left port here Wednesday evening, presumably ending a week of clashes between police and anti-war activists. About 50 protesters staged a “die-in,” lying on the rocks and beach as the ship moved from the dock about 7:30 p.m. Protesters

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A huge military cargo ship loaded with war wares bound for Iraq left port here Wednesday evening, presumably ending a week of clashes between police and anti-war activists. About 50 protesters staged a “die-in,” lying on the rocks and beach as the ship moved from the dock about 7:30 p.m. Protesters shouted at police and chanted, “Stop that boat.” There was no violence as had occurred earlier in the week, and no arrests were made.

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