Story of the Bonus Army Slide Show

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: Bonus Army camp mess located on 12th and Indiana Avenue in Washington, D.C.

: Bonus Army camp on the Anacostia Flats

: Bonus Army camp with the Navy Yard and the Capitol Building in the background, 17 June 1932

: Bonus Army demonstration outside the Capitol Building, July 1932

: Bonus Army demonstrators and Washington, D.C. Police officers congregated around an abandoned building, 28 July 1932

: Bonus Army demonstrators at Camp Bartlett, 24 June 1932

: Bonus Army demonstrators during the confrontation with the Washington, D.C. police, 28 July 1932

: Bonus Army demonstrators encamped in an abandoned building, 28 July 1932

: Bonus Army demonstrators gathering outside the Capitol Building

: Bonus Army demonstrators marching past the U.S. Treasury Building, 05 July 1932

: Bonus Army demonstrators throwing debris during the Washington, D.C. Police confrontation, 28 July 1932

: Bonus Army demonstrators waiting outside the Capitol Building, 13 July 1932

: Bonus Army families entrenched at Anacostia newspaper clipping

: Bonus Army rally at the Capitol Building

: Burial of Eric Carlson at Arlington National Cemetery, who was fatally wounded during the Washington, D.C. Police confrontation, 05 August 1932

: Demonstrators leaving Washington, D.C. following General Douglas MacArthur's military assult ordered by President Hoover, 29 July 1932

: Evicted Bonus Army family makes home in Anacostia Park newspaper clipping

: General MacArthur standing among troops during the march and destruction of the Bonus Army camps, 28 July 1932

: Georgia and Illinois Bonus Army camp

: Inside the Bonus Army Camp Marks on the Anacostia Flats

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