Two men in wheel chairs lead the march of about 1,000 Vietnam war veterans marching to Arlington National Cemetery, the White House and the Capitol 4/19 at the start of a week-long protest against the war in Indochina. Both men lost their legs in the war. They are William Wyman, 20, left, of New York City, and James Dehlin, of Flushing, Mich., and are shown passing the Lincoln Memorial enroute to the White House and the Capitol.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

Two men in wheel chairs lead the march of about 1,000 Vietnam war veterans marching to Arlington National Cemetery, the White House and the Capitol 4/19 at the start of a week-long protest against the war in Indochina. Both men lost their legs in the war. They are William Wyman, 20, left, of New York City, and James Dehlin, of Flushing, Mich., and are shown passing the Lincoln Memorial enroute to the White House and the Capitol.

United Press International · [ca. April 1971]

CC0 — Public Domain
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

[Information from item housing] Demonstrations - Anti-War (Other Than Boston)

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