IVAWDeployed Vets arrive at Camp Revere, Eugene Oregon 

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On January 2nd, the IVAWdeployed arrive late at night at Camp Revere in Eugene Oregon.  They had come from California,
and were on their way to the Fort Lewis area to establish "Camp Resistance".

A tired Michael Cuzzort stepping out into the late night Eugene rain.
 

The IVAWDeployed gang - left to right, Ethan Crowell, Emily, Dennis Kyne, Darrell Anderson and Michael Cuzzart.

Eugene VFP member Free chatting with Michael

Some Eugene Peace folks had a "support potluck". We loaded them up with food to go, and a little cash too.
Our local Code Pink supplied them with a bag of apples, what kind? PINK LADIES of course!!!

Checking email and our cat "Chow" with Emily.

Jack discussing some of the finer points of Impeachment with the crew.
Read Jacks Impeachment Presentation, a slide show, here

Not until 7:30am did we find out that our own bus "The Spirit of Garberville" was ready to pick up from the truck repair shop
that had just replaced a bad transmission. Our bus had been "down" for almost two months while we scrambled to find a replacement
trannie and cash to make it happen. It all came together at the VERY last minute!
We rushed over to pick it up, bring it back, load it up and leave with the IVAWdeployed Vets for Fort Lewis.
Here is Free, his first time on our bus, standing next to one of the bus co-owners, Jack Dresser.

Here is a pic taken from our bus somewhere in Washington State.

Peace!

When we first arrived at Fort Lewis, we turned into the main gate and tried to get on base to buy some cigarettes at the PX.
We were greeted by contracted civilians who seemed a bit disheveled by the sudden appearance of two large antiwar busses.
They "processed" us at the gate for quite awhile and ordered us ahead to their inspection area. We gleefully parked our busses
in full view of of the base workers who were all leaving at the end of the day. A "real" MP was called to deal with us who I suspect was probably
the senior on-duty MP. He was very full of himself and not at all amused by our presence or our request to go to the PX to buy cigarettes.
While there, just inside the gate, our drivers licenses, insurance papers, registration and cameras were all confiscated, and the
few pictures that we had taken at the gate were removed from our digital cameras.
In all, we were there for at least an hour, and were seen by many hundreds of end of the day workers heading home.
The MP finally gave us our cameras and papers back and ordered us all to leave which we did.
We would return the next morning for some more fun.
 

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