In which city was President John F. Kennedy assassinated?
Correct answer: Dallas
Gary
I was in school that day they dismissed us early. Alot of mourning and tears the nation was in shock and disbelief.
Maestro13
He and Jackie were with Gov Connolly who was injured as well.Johnson was sworn in en route on the plane.Scary time.
LinWhit
JSSmal270, seeing John-John saluting was one of the most emotional events of my life. There are just not words that are descriptive enough.
Babe
let me tell you I'm from the GREAT state of TEXAS & WE ARE NOT THE ONLY ONES THAT CARRY GUNS!!!!
Player #3992428
JezzerLX, You need to read a little history. And after that do a little research!!
funngirl111
I was 6 years old, 1st grade. We were dismissed early all the teachers were crying. I walked home and my mother and grandmother were crying, I'll never forget that day even though i was only 6 years old... sad
Player #4250921
I was a baby when JFK was killed. My iconic moments are the moon landing, the Challenger explosion, and 9-11
cannoli1966
JezzerLX, it wasn't an assault rifle. please get the facts before blaming a weapon. and guess what state? they gave it in the answer so I don't really think they have to "guess"
MadMarcus1812
I was born a month after J F's assassination! but I have seen the footage, shocking! and he seemed to be an excellent President!
Player Barb
It was a very sad time.
Cyanideprincess
Knowing what comes next in that pic makes it so disturbing. John and Jackie looked deliriously happy.
myrn
my Mother had me out of school that morning. The sales clerk and my mother started crying and we went home, the rest of the 7 children were let out of school. I'll never forget
Mmmmm
Gary, I was in the middle school office, picking up some flyers and overheard the secretary say, the president been shot. Did not realize till I got back to class, she meant the president of the USA!! OMG, early dismissal, 3-4 days of only tragedy and grief, an everlasting memory of sorrow, glued to the TV, I was 12. Camelot was gone, forever!
Mariposa
They look so happy and content, which is good especially for JFK. For Jackie it's good that they had an enjoyable moment before the horrific moments took place. I'm glad to see that picture. I never thought before what was taking place before he was shot.
I was in 4th grade, only 8 years old. We were all sent home. it was a very sad time.
George
It was deemed by Life magazine, " Four Dark Days in History". and it was.
If you've, always wondered who was behind this tragic event. Look for " Who really killed JFK, the case against LBJ!!!!! Great book, tells the real truth behind the assination.
Sunne Draca
The Lincoln Continental he was in for the parade is in the Ford Museum in Michigan for viewing.
Player #15356356
I wasn't born yet.
Mama Crow
thebigtabu, Yeah, right? Lol! I was in 4th grade...Friday spelling test. The memory is burned in my mind. So horrifying!
Player #5100533
Go to the actual site in Dallas, it will put serious thoughts in your head, that Oswald was NOT the ONLY shooter.
CageFreeDynamo50
that photo is hard to look at. so happy they were
Player #4267149
Babe, I'm from Texas too! And you are so right!
Player #4250921
Toots, John Jr died in a tragic accident much too young also. Coincidence? Hmm....
Toots
My very first memory is of my parents crying over the assassination of JFK. I had just turned three two days earlier. He was killed on John Junior's 3rd Birthday.
SQinfoNUTS
captainpokeymunky568, The VP was most certainly on the trip to Dallas in November 1963. keep Road in a separate automobile then Jack Kennedy did during that motorcade.
Player Elf Counsel
thebigtabu, I was twenty two. Living in London and they interrupted our TV programme. I remember it well. Total shock.
Player #96919
JezzerLX, and nothing has changed, what more can I say