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39 Years Later - The Spot Where Peace Activist Lost His Legs While Protesting On The Concord Train Tracks
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39 Years Later - The Spot Where Peace Activist Lost His Legs While Protesting On The Concord Train Tracks
https://www.claycord.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/VID_20260820_135759_122.mp4 DID YOU KNOW? On September 1, 1987, peace activist and Vietnam War veteran S. Brian Willson lost both legs below the knee when he was struck and run over by a U.S. Navy munitions train while blockading the Concord Naval Weapons Station. He and other demonstrators were protesting arms shipments bound for Central America. The post 39 Years Later – The Spot Where Peace …
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