
After being promise a dollar a day for their services in War World I the U.S veterans took action. During the great depression, in 1932 the veterans wanted their bonus they felt they helped the U.S during a war, and the U.S should help during time of need. This demanding turned into a violence outbreak because veterans felt they were being taking advantage of. This took place in Washington D.C right in front of the national capital. The Veterans army is taking this very hard they have lost jobs and now are demanding they get what they were promised.
In 1932 during the great Depression, the army veterans were fighting for what they wanted and needed. What they wanted was to get their promised bonus after fighting war world I. They lead a march and protested. This all took place in


This image is the army veterans, who were promised a bonus after servicing time in WWI. This camp is in front of the capital were they were getting ready to march and start a fight between veterans and men servicing in the army at this time. The army veterans felt sad and hurt after having everything taking away and not being giving a bonus as promised. This was in 1932 in

A march by veterans asking for their promised bonus for every day they serviced in the WWI. This was the calm part of the event it gets more exciting as the reach the capital. This took place in

Smoky air, capital in the background,
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