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  • THEIR FINEST HOUR The Old Guard at the State Funeral of President John F. Kennedy

    11/22/2013 7:12:40 AM PST · by shove_it · 27 replies
    jfkfuneral.com ^ | 2011 | Thomas F. Reid
    (CLICK THE LINK FOR A PREVIEW OF THE BOOK) This book is a compilation of the personal remembrances of twenty-two former members of The Old Guard who participated in President Kennedy’s State Funeral in November 1963. The seven parts of this book are arranged in the chronological order in which the major ceremonial events took place: (1) Planning and Preparation, (2) Andrews AFB and Bethesda Naval Hospital, (3) Events at The White House, (4) The Capitol Building, (5) Saint Matthew’s Cathedral, (6) Arlington National Cemetery, and (7) The Gravesite and events after the burial. This compilation of twenty-two personal memoirs...
  • Extreme VANITY/Where were you and what were you doing when you heard of JFK's Assasination?

    11/19/2013 7:43:13 AM PST · by US Navy Vet · 175 replies
    19 Nov 2013 | US Navy Vet
    Post them here.
  • Personal Memoirs of the State Funeral of President John F. Kennedy November 22-25,1963

    12/04/2008 7:55:40 PM PST · by shove_it · 30 replies · 4,000+ views
    2008 | Thomas F. Reid
    Written By Those Who Were There [...] This JFK Funeral history project was begun in order to record and preserve this valuable information while it was still available. The four organizers of the Project learned from reading the various accounts they were assembling into this collection, that each individual participant in the State Funeral saw only a small piece of the whole event, and by collecting numerous individual pieces, the whole picture becomes visible. No single person witnessed the entire funeral. This unique collection of personal memoirs is intended to portray the events of the State Funeral as seen through...