SIR!  NO SIR! -- ILLUSTRATED SCREENPLAY & SCREENCAP GALLERY

NARRATOR: As anger over the invasion and killings exploded, the GI Movement entered a new era.

[PEOPLES ARMED FORCES DAY
MAY 16
OCEANSIDE CALIF.
MARCH BEGINS AT
MISSION PARK AT 12:30 P.M.
RALLY FOLLOWING
AT 3 P.M. AT BEACH BOWL
SPEAKERS:
MIKE JAMES -- RISING UP ANGRY
TOM HAYDEN -- CONSPIRACY
SPOKESMAN FROM BLACK PANTHER PARTY
OSCAR RAMIREZ, LOS SIETZ DE LA RAZA
MARINES, SAILORS & SOLDIERS
FROM M.D.M.
DONALD DUNCAN -- SOS VETERAN
Join GIs marching to
END RACISM WITH SOLIDARITY
BRING OUR BROTHERS HOME NOW
CIVILIANS JOIN GIS FROM ALL
OVER SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TO
CONVERGE ON CAMP PENDLETON AT 10 AM
NO MORE RIOT CONTROL]

NEWSCASTER: This was Armed Forces Day and in many cities across the country there were the usual parades, displays and bands.

But the recent surge of protest over the war in Indochina cast a shadow over today's activities.

This was even true at some military bases where the presence of anti-war demonstrators led to the cancellation of planned observances.

[1000 GI'S MARCH IN KILLEEN!]

DAVID CLINE, U.S. ARMY: A thousand GIs marched the first year right outside the base.  And they told people it was off limits, and they told people if you went there you were going to get arrested. The store owners downtown were putting up plywood coverings on their windows because the cops told them it was going to turn into a riot.

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