This is a black and white photograph of about twenty disabled veterans in wheelchairs. The men are waiting in a line on the sidewalk along the wall of an office building. The wall looks like the facade of a government building, with smooth grey stone and tall, barred windows. The men wear clothes of the 1940s and 1950s: wide lapels, white socks and dark shoes, cardigan sweaters. One man smokes a pipe and is wearing a suit with a wide striped tie and argyll socks. The men hold signs that say: "How Dare They?"; "Keep Faith in Disabled Vets"; "How About the East Orange VA Hospital"; "We Did Our Share, Treat Us Right": "PVA"; "Don't Break Promises".

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