(top photo)On Veterans Day weekend, Veterans for Peace, who held all-night vigils at Arlington West Memorial, carried 100 flag-draped coffins through downtown Santa Monica Saturday afternoon.
(second photo) Gold Star Families for Peace co-founder, Bill Mitchell, held up a photo of his son, who was killed in Iraq on April 4, 2004, and asked people to look at “this beautiful boy.”
(third photo) In Palisades Park.
(fourth photo) On the beach.
(fifth photo) On Third Street Promenade
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