Finally: Military families speak against war
Military families speak against war
SAN ANTONIO -- Families with husbands, sons and other relatives serving in Iraq gathered Saturday in this military-dependent city to voice their opposition to the way in which the war is being handled.
"This is how I show my support," said Candance Robison, whose husband, Army 1st Lt. Mike Robison, is serving with the 82nd Airborne Division in Fallujah, Iraq, the heart of anti-American insurgency.
"If my husband got killed and I hadn't done everything I could to bring him home, I'd never forgive myself," said Robison, 27, a mother of two from the Dallas area.
She and others stressed that they wholeheartedly support troops in the Middle East. Their complaint is with the decision-makers in Washington, D.C.