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Image of Button pin, protesting the Trident nuclear submarines, ca. 1970-1980
2014.56.14
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Button pin, protesting the Trident nuclear submarines, ca. 1970-1980

At the end of the Vietnam War era, antiwar activists protested against the Trident nuclear submarines stationed at Bangor Naval Base on the Kitsap peninsula.
ID Number: 2014.56.14
Date: Circa 1970-1980
Physical Description: 1 Button, Political; metal, plastic; 1.75 in.Diam x .5 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 2014.56.14
Subjects: Protests and Demonstrations, Environment and Climate, Vietnam War, 1955-1975, Military

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