What was the result of hoovers order to remove army bonus out of Washington?

President Herbert Hoover's order to remove the Bonus Army from Washington, D.C., in July 1932 led to violent clashes between the U.S. Army and the veterans seeking their promised bonuses for service in World War I. The confrontation resulted in the use of tear gas and force to disperse the protesters, causing injuries and public outrage. This event further damaged Hoover's reputation and contributed to the perception of his administration's insensitivity to the economic struggles of Americans during the Great Depression. Ultimately, it galvanized support for his opponents, including Franklin D. Roosevelt, in the 1932 presidential election.