Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Banner-on-Kwajalein-Radar-Dome-27MZIF2FS19.htmlConceptually similarKwajalein Radar Dome on the Marshall IslandsGP0LLPCompleted★★★★★★Mike Townsley looking at Kwajalein missile base prior to Star Wars action, Marshall IslandsGP0EQHCompleted★★★★Greenpeace anti Star wars action at Kwajalein missile base, Marshall IslandsGP014UPCompleted★★★★Inflatable with anti Star wars message at Kwajalein missile base, Marshall IslandsGP0FQNCompleted★★★★Cemetery on Rongelap in the PacificGP0G1KCompleted★★★★Ebeye Island, near the Kwajalein missile range. Marshall IslandsGP0T0GCompleted★★★★Inflatable with anti Star wars message at Kwajalein missile base, Marshall IslandsGP01FFRCompleted★★★★Inflatable and Rainbow WarriorGP02ZBACompleted★★★★Greenpeace anti Star wars action at Kwajalein missile base, Marshall IslandsGP01AZ5Completed★★★★View AllGP03KJBanner on Kwajalein Radar DomeGreenpeace banner reading: "We can't relocate the world - Stop Star Wars" hangs in front of the Kwajalein Radar Dome, Marshall Islands.Locations:Marshall Islands-Micronesia-Rongelap AtollDate:14 May, 1985Credit:© Greenpeace / Fernando PereiraMaximum size:5694px X 3714pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Banners-Coastal features-Day-Industrial structures-KWCI (GPI)-Nuclear (campaign title)-Nuclear radiation-Outdoors-Stop Star Wars (campaign title)Shoot:Nuclear Fallout Evacuation with Rainbow Warrior in RongelapOperation Exodus Rongelap. The island of Rongelap was used for USA nuclear tests from 1946-1958 and was hit by nuclear fallout. Many adults and children suffered from diseases related to the nuclear tests. The crew of the Rainbow Warrior took adults, children and 100 tonnes of belongings onboard to the island of Mejato, 14 hrs sailing from Rongelap. These are the last photos taken by Fernando Pereira.Related Collections:Nuclear Evacuation with Rainbow Warrior in Rongelap (Photos & Videos)The Greenpeace Story (All Photographers)
