 NUKEWATCH
SPECIAL REPORT on the Sept 30 closing of
Project ELF:
Goodbye to Project ELF the Pathfinder, Summer 2005
Navy Calls It Quits, Announces Shutdown of Project ELF
A Chronical of Resistance (.pdf format)
Trident Submarines Are Killing Machines Unparalleled in Human History

CELEBRATE the closing
of
Project ELF !!!
The U.S. Navy
announced the closing of Project ELF in September of 2004. The transmitter was shut off on September 30.
Navy to
shut down radio transmitters in Wisconsin, Michigan
Nukewatch helped coordinate
a decades-long campaign of protests,
encampments and nonviolent direct actions against the Navy's continued
operation of a giant ELF(extremely low frequency) radio transmitter
in
Northern Wisconsin and Upper Michigan which was designed to coordinate
a
massive, coordinated multi-submarine attack by submarine-launched-ballistic
nuclear missiles.
There had been a yearly spring gathering in May, and one in August
for Hiroshima/Nagasaki days. Occasionally other events were held.
For a detailed description of the project, see: U.S. Navy Project
ELF
See our Talking Points on Project ELF page for technical resources
on the hazards posed by the operation of the ELF transmitter.
RELATED ARTICLES:
Winter 2004 - 2005: The Pathfinder:
Coalition Kept Focus on ELF
Let’s Celebrate, Then Get Back to Work
Drops of Water Turn a Mill, A Coalition to Stop Project ELF
Coalition Declares “ Mission Accomplished”, ELF Closure Puts
Nukewatch in Spotlight
Three Decades of Creative Nonviolence
Same Judge & Charge, Various Penalties
Fall 2004: The Pathfinder
'Die-in' at Project ELF, Aug 8 2004
Days of Infamy: August 6 & 9 Commemorated
Summer 2004: The Pathfinder
CELEBRATE
Nukewatch – and 25 Years of nonviolent resistance, education and action.
ELF Resistance from the Street to Courtroom
“ Don’t Get Weary” – 17th Annual May Action at Project ELF
These remarks were delivered by Liz McAlister at the ELF gathering May 16
Winter 2003 - 2004: The Pathfinder
Project ELF Peace Activists Found Guilty in FederalCourt
ELF Resisters, In Their Own Words
Fall 2003: The Pathfinder
Citizen Weapons Inspectors Refused Access to Project ELF
June 18 2002: The Pathfinder
Mothers' Day Resister Fined in Federal Court
May 13 2002: from the Eau Claire Leader-Telegram:
Group Cited for Trespass Includes Eau Claire
Attorney May 12 2002:
Six Arrested and Released During Mothers' Day
Protest Apr 23 2002:
Nuclear Weapons Opponents Sentenced Friday Jan 8 2002:
Nukewatch's Bonnie Urfer Returned to Prison Dec 13 2001:
Urfer to Serve Five Months Oct 29 2001:
Activist Faces 1-Year Prison Term Oct 4 2001: from the Duluth Tribune:
US Subs Get Orders Out of Wisconsin Station Sept 28 2001: from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel:
Ashland County Won't Hear ELF Cases Sept 26 2001:
Charges Dismissed Against Nuclear Weapons
Protesters from the archives:
Editors Speak Out: Stop Project ELF On June 24 2000, two people took Project ELF off-line in a disarmament action
they called Silence Trident. Check out more info on actions
at Project ELF
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