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PT-109 wreckage (August 2nd, 1943 @ 2:30 a.m. in the Pacific Ocean)

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PT-109 wreckage (August 2nd, 1943 @ 2:30 a.m. in the Pacific Ocean)

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"It takes just a single terrifying incident for Amagiri to slice through the mahogany hull. The diagonal incision begins on the right side barely missing the cockpit.  the skipper is almost crushed, at the moment thinking to himself, “ this is how it feels to be killed.” two members of the thirteen-man crew die instantly.  two more are injured as PT - 109 explodes and burns.  the two nearby American boats,  PT - 162 And PT - 169,  know if it'll blast when they see one,  and don't wait around to search for survivors.  the Gunther engines and race into the night,  fearful that other Japanese warships are in the vicinity. Amagiri doesn't stop either,  speeding on 2 Ralbul,  even as her crew watches the small and American craft burn in her wake." (Chapter 1, page 20-21 , paragraph 5)

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Joe Kennedy's Death (Older Brother) (August 12th, 1944 Explodes over england)

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Joe Kennedy's Death (Older Brother) (August 12th, 1944 Explodes over england)

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"There is another incident that influences John Kennedy's Journey to the Oval Office. Kennedy's older brother oh, Joe, is not as lucky about cheating death. The Experimental Liberator Bomber in which he is flying explodes over England on August 12th, 1944. There is nobody to Berry and no momento of the tragedy to place on JFK's desk. But that explosion Marks the moment when John F. Kennedy became a politician and began the journey into powerful office in which he now sits. " ( Chapter 1, Page 31, Paragraph 3)

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Reciting the Presidential Oath of Office (Januray 20, 1961 Washington D.C12:51 P.M)

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Reciting the Presidential Oath of Office (Januray 20, 1961 Washington D.C12:51 P.M)

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"The man with fewer than three years to live has is the left hand on the Bible. Chief justice Earl Warren stands before him reciting the presidential oath of office. "do you, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, do solemnly swear. . . " " I, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, do solemnly swear, "the new president repeats in a clipped Boston accent. Is Gray's is directed at the jurist whose name for one day be synonymous with Kennedy's own death." (Prologue, Page 7, Paragraph 1-3)

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Temporary Peace Corps created(March 1, 1961)

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Temporary Peace Corps created(March 1, 1961)

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Kennedy, fulfilling a campaign pledge, issues an executive order creating a temporary Peace Corps and asks Congress to authorize the program permanently. He appoints Sargent Shriver to head the organization.

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Washington, D.C./Bay of Pigs, Cuba (April 17, 1961, 9:40 a.m.)

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Washington, D.C./Bay of Pigs, Cuba (April 17, 1961, 9:40 a.m.)

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"But no man is all-knowing, and even the president of the United States is not all-powerful. Kennedy is about to make the sort of sworn enemies that come with a colossal blunder. By the time the Bay of Pigs is over you will count among these enemies not only Castro but also one of the highest-ranking officials of the US government the Wiley CIA Chief Allen duels." (Chapter 3, page 45, paragraph 3)

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Alan Shepard Jr. becomes the first American in space.

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Kennedy Meets with Khrushchev (June 3, 1961)

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Kennedy Meets with Khrushchev (June 3, 1961)

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“Soviet leader Khrushchev’s Pending visit to America. Kennedy skillfully guided the subject toward the topic of nuclear weapons. Gromyko Then lied to the president's face, stating most adamantly That "the Soviet Union would never become involved in the furnishing of offensive weapons to Cuba "." (Chapter 7, page 113, paragraph 1)

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East Germany begins Berlin Wall (August 13, 1961)

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East Germany begins Berlin Wall (August 13, 1961)

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“They are also building an 18-mile long wall through the heart of Berlin, Germany. The wall separates the Soviet control sector from the rest of the city, which is controlled by the Western allies. The barrier is not meant to keep people out, but to imprison the citizens of communist East Germany, prevent them from fleeing to the freedom of West Germany. The results are horrific. On August 23rd, 1962, East Germany border guards shoot a 19-year-old Railway policeman who is trying to Sprint to the West through a hole in this still unfinished wall. A watch as the young man struggles to crawl the final few yards to freedom and do nothing to help him as he collapses and dies.” (Chapter 6, page 90, paragraph 2)

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John Glenn Orbits Earth (February 20, 1962)

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John Glenn Orbits Earth (February 20, 1962)

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On February 20, 1962, Astronaut John Glenn aboard the Mercury craft Friendship 7 became the first American to orbit the earth.

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“Bundy is about to deliver very bad news. He learned of it last night but has intentionally waited until now to tell the president. John Kennedy was in New York to deliver a speech and didn't return to the White House until very late. The National Security advisor wanted to make sure Kennedy received a full night of sleep of 4 Bundy steps into the presidential bedroom and broke the news. Bundy knows that from now until the moment this problem is solved the present will be lucky to get any rest. For what McGeorge Bundy is about to tell JFK could change the course of history. "Mr. President, "the 43-year-old Bundy calmly and forms Kennedy, "there is now hard photographic evidence, which you will see you later, that the Russians have offensives missiles in Cuba.”
(Chapter 7, page 107-108, Paragraph 6-7)

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Kennedy Announces Cuban Missile Crisis (October 22, 1962)

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Kennedy Announces Cuban Missile Crisis (October 22, 1962)

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President John Kennedy announced in a nationally televised address that the United States had discovered the Soviet Union was building “offensive missile sites” on the island of Cuba.

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Cuban Missile Crisis resolved(October 28, 1962)

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Cuban Missile Crisis resolved(October 28, 1962)

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After thirteen days, the Cuban Missile Crisis is resolved. The United States will pledge not to invade Cuba (and secretly agrees to remove missiles from Turkey), in exchange for the removal of the Soviet weapons.

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Cuban blockade lifted(November 20, 1962) 

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Cuban blockade lifted(November 20, 1962) 

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Kennedy lifts the naval blockade of Cuba.

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"But Kennedy's good intentions have gone awry. The handful of American "advisors" in Vietnam has now swelled to almost 16,000 pilots and soldiers. American Pilots are dropping Napalm firebombs from the sky to destroy the Viet Cong Army that is now fighting the US-backed Saigon Regime." (Chapter 10, page 155, paragraph 2)

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Kennedy Gives American University Address (June 10, 1963)

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Kennedy Gives American University Address (June 10, 1963)

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President John Kennedy gave a commencement address at American University. In it, he addressed relations between the United States and the Soviet Union and a nuclear test ban treaty.

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“This is their expectation: but for the speeches done, Martin Luther King jr. Will say something so powerful that this day will never be forgotten. The crowd listens closely, but as King's Speech passes the 9 Minute Mark, he has said almost nothing that excites them.” (Chapter 14, page 201, paragraph1-2)

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Kennedy signs nuclear test-ban (November 1, 1963)

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Kennedy signs nuclear test-ban (November 1, 1963)

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South Vietnamese President Ngo Dinh Diem is assassinated in U.S.-supported coup.

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Ngo Dinh Diem assasinated (November 1, 1963)

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Ngo Dinh Diem assasinated (November 1, 1963)

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South Vietnamese President Ngo Dinh Diem is assassinated in U.S.-supported coup.

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"See his Target clearly, Oswald exhales, gently squeezes the trigger, and even as he feels The Recoil will take the rifle back, hard against his shoulder, he smooth pulls back the bolt to chamber another round. He can't tell whether the first bullet has done much damage. But that doesn't matter. Oswald must immediately fire again." (Chapter 25, page 264-265, paragraph 6)

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Kennedy is buried at Arlington National Cemetery.