Families Protest Reservists' Tour Extensions

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Morning Edition, April 16, 2004 · Families of a New England National Guard unit are pressuring Congress and President Bush to reverse the Pentagon's decision to extend tours of duty for some 20,000 reservists. The 94th Military Police Company was heading to the airport after a year in Iraq when it received the order to stay. New Hampshire Public Radio's Dan Gorenstein reports.

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