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Oregon MFSO Video

The Oregon Military Families Speak Out video is a tool to help our Oregon neighbors understand the true cost of the war through the stories of our loved ones.

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MFSO Oregon Brochure

The brochure includes points on defunding the war, and information on taking action with Oregon congressional representatives. It's useful for MFSO members and the general public in taking action in letting our government know to end this war and bring the troops home.

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MFSO Oregon thanks McKenzie River Gathering Foundation for it's generous assistance.

Archive for January, 2011

Hidden Battles screening at PSU 2/12/ 4pm

Published by michael January 22nd, 2011 in Blog

Hidden Battles Saturday February 12th at 4:00 p.m. Portland State University Free and open to the public.Hidden Battles is a documentary film which approaches the soldiers experience from a profoundly personal perspective. Starting with an examination of the emotional impact of combat and following five soldiers from around the globe through their individual journeys to [...]

MFSO – Oregon

Military Families Speak Out Oregon provides support for Oregon families to speak out against the war in a safe and protected environment. read more about MFSO..

Military Families Need a Compassionate Advocate

Sign the Petition to urge General Stanley McChrystal to resign from the Joining Forces commission. We need a compassionate advocate, not coverup. Read More

Operation Recovery

IVAW Operation Recovery

Service members who experience PTSD and combat stress have the right to exit the traumatic situation and receive immediate support, and compensation.
 Please visit Operation Recovery at IVAW to join the effort.

Iraq Veterans Against the War

Iraq Vetrans Against the War

Gold Star Families Speak Out

Gold Star Families Speak Out

Veterans For Peace, Chapter 72

veterans for peace