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	Denver Post: Man's beliefs pit military vs. Navajos
	Yahoo: Defense Department Reforms Student Military Recruiting Database
	Boston Globe: Military Considers Recruiting Foreigners
	AlterNet: Fed Up Soldiers Finding New Ways to Protest the War
	AntiWar.com: Teens Frustrate Military Recruiter's ASVAB Scam
	SF Chronicle: School board votes to dump JROTC program
	ABC News: Investigation into Military Recruitment Abuses
	Huffington Post: Support the Troops- Treatment instead of Jail for Returning Vets
	What Does an Anti-War Movement Look Like Today?
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Washington Post: Recruiting For Iraq War Undercut in Puerto Rico

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: City Schools May Restrict Military Recruiters

Denver Post: Man's beliefs pit military vs. Navajos

Boston Globe: Military Considers Recruiting Foreigners

Yahoo: Defense Department Reforms Student Military Recruiting Database

AlterNet: Fed Up Soldiers Finding New Ways to Protest the War

AntiWar.com: Teens Frustrate Military Recruiter's ASVAB Scam

SF Chronicle: School board votes to dump JROTC program

Huffington Post: Support the Troops- Treatment instead of Jail for Returning Vets

ABC News: Investigation into Military Recruitment Abuses
An undercover high school student catches Military Recruiter Abuses on tape!

What Does an Anti-War Movement Look Like Today?
by Celina R. De Leon, WireTap

The NewStandard: Activists Pose Fresh Challenges to New Recruiter Tactics
by Catherine Komp

New York Times: Army Focuses on Recruitment of Latinos
by Lizette Alvarez, New York Times
February 13th, 2006
In Denver and other cities where the Hispanic population is growing, recruiting Latinos has become one of the Army's top priorities.

Draft NOtices: Beyond Opt Out
by Rick Jahnkow, Draft NOtices, July-August 2005
The contemporary anti-war movement's recent shift toward giving greater attention to military recruiting should be applauded, but there is still much to do.

Washington Post: Youths in Rural U.S. Are Drawn To Military
by Ann Scott Tyson, Washington Post
As sustained combat in Iraq makes it harder than ever to fill the ranks of the all-volunteer force, newly released Pentagon demographic data show that the military is leaning heavily for recruits on economically depressed, rural areas.

Schools and Military Recruiters Face Off
by Michael Dobbs, Washington Post

When Marine recruiters go way beyond the call
Seattle Post-Intelligencer

Military Recruiters Targeting Minority Teens
Truthout

The Games Recruiters Play -- War is Fun as Hell
CounterPunch

Starve the Beast
The Huffington Post

May 24, 2007 Not Your Soldier Partner Organizations The Not Your Soldier Project has a network of partner organizations, both local and national, who work to empower youth and stop the militarization of our schools and communities. The Not Your Soldier national staff provides support to our partner organizations through campaign strategy sessions, trainings, and resources. We also work with them to host skill building camps and other events in their regions. Sign up and join our network! Read More ...