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Law GT's be. ra | Colleve rclu ations y which trace nf erespedts af Kinding Gecest 3 bs And Surdivnrg in Can ado movement. It vamn't until a little later that the student anti-war movement begen to realize thet it hed allies among the rank and file military. It was ebout that time thet Viotnan Veterans ¢gainst the “ar came into exiateance. Zt s took a while for the rank and file, the veons 3 the military Patwuledse College to get over their resentmert of the ti. dents : . -priviiepot otteses who were protesting the war. Many of these brothers had no cholae in being shipped off to Vietnam to Cam from Poo do the dirty work fa-us Imperialism. Kost of thom bad-no- no —myithy famillos who @ould support them in exile, if they i chose to desert. J -Pew—ortren—had—been to-ccoltege—which aight ‘tony of those who did split and who came from the lover classes wound up in jail or strung out on dope, their oppression increased. te D Shortly after I left the Marine coros I re-enrolied at Indiana University under the GI Fill. “his vasa in ti edMinter of 1968. Luring this period I met an IU grad end Vietnam Vet naned Jeff Sharlet who was putting together the first GI «woverent caper eolled Vietnam GI. He was working otu of Chicago and was a roel strong GI orgeniger. At the tine the paper was recehing thousands of 21's and “Setnam Veterans thru- out the country and overseas. Jeff diod a couple of years riter To met him, but the oaser helsed accu niny other under- crocne GI napers, and of course #@=aes the GI rovernent @rat_ pisyed & major role in Toreing tve US out of Vietnan. Canitatists cen'tquse tis crefr of tre woring elass to fight its ectrty-ward if the brothers refune to Sicvhte Regs mtn. 5 Sm epee may eee ee ee