Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Washington: Members of Veterans Against the War carry their comrade in a wheel chair, William Wyman,20,of New York City, down the steps of the Supreme Court 4/22 as arrests were made after the veterans staged a noisy antiwar demonstration. Under orders from Washington Police Chief Jerry Wilson, Wyman, who said he lost both legs in a land mine explosion in Vietnam, was not arrested. The veterans are in the midst of a week-long protest against the war in Indochina.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
Washington: Members of Veterans Against the War carry their comrade in a wheel chair, William Wyman,20,of New York City, down the steps of the Supreme Court 4/22 as arrests were made after the veterans staged a noisy antiwar demonstration. Under orders from Washington Police Chief Jerry Wilson, Wyman, who said he lost both legs in a land mine explosion in Vietnam, was not arrested. The veterans are in the midst of a week-long protest against the war in Indochina.
United Press International · [ca. April 1971]
CC0 — Public Domain
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[Information from item housing] Demonstrations- Anti-War (Other Than Boston)
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