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Word Frequency in Rufus Youngbloods December 1963 Written Testimony to the Secret Service
Here is a graphic made in Voyant Tools that highlights the word frequency of the 85 most used terms in Rufus Youngblood's written testimony to the Chief of the Secret Service regarding the events of November 22, 1963. The testimony itself was…
LBJ and Rufus Youngblood
USSS Rufus Youngblood talking to Lyndon Baines Johnson
President Kennedy with Rufus Youngblood
President Kennedy in the foreground and Rufus Youngblood is at the back right. He was originally assigned to the presidential detail before being placed at the head of Vice Presidential detail.
The Youngblood Family
Rufus Youngblood, right, stands with his wife Peggy and four children, all smiling.
First Half of the Kennedy Motorcade
This screenshot of the document in Rufus Youngblood's NARA testimony folder shows the contents of each car and the locations of motorcycles in the first half of the Kennedy motorcade on November 22, 1963 in Dallas.
Rufus Youngblood shakes hands with President Johnson Surrounded by Family
Here is Rufus Youngblood shaking hands with President Johnson as his wife Peggy and his four children look on.
Pres. Lyndon B. Johnson en route to New York to sign the Immigration Act
Lady Bird Johnson and President Lyndon B. Johnson depart from helicopter. USSS Agent Rufus Youngblood is in in background at right.
Rufus Youngblood NARA File
This is the folder that contains the written testimonies of most of the agents on duty during the Kennedy Assassination.
Secret Service Agents: ZeeMap
A map created through the ZeeMaps tool. A combination of addresses from the Secret Service FBI folders found on the NARA Catalogue. (Some of the addresses that were more "irrelevant" to the Secret Service group were removed.) The first close-up…
Headshot of Roy Kellerman
Roy Kellerman
Kellerman, Hill, and Greer
This image displays the three Secret Service Agents walking together in suits (black and white).
Washington Post article on the retirement of US Secret Service agent William Greer
Washington Post article: 07/02/1966
Inscription from President LBJ to USSS Agent Rufus W. Youngblood
This is a signed photograph of President Johnson and Rufus Youngblood shaking hands and smiling, with the president thanking Youngblood for his service. The inscription reads "To Rufus My protector and always my friend, -Lyndon B. Johnson"
Rufus Youngblood
USSS Agent Rufus W. Youngblood in his official United States Secret Service photograph in front of a United States flag.
President Lyndon B. Johnson Arrives at White House
President Lyndon B. Johnson and First Lady Lady Bird Johnson (both in center) speak with Secret Service agent, Rufus Youngblood, upon arrival on the South Lawn from Dallas, Texas, via Andrews Air Force Base on the day of President Kennedy's…
President Johnson Greeting Crowds with USSS Rufus Youngblood
President Johnson greets crowds, USSS Agent Rufus Youngblood is behind him.
"Agent Describes Role of Shielding Johnson" Article Found on New York Times Front Page on November 28, 1963
An article written by Jack Vandenberg,a reporter for the NYT on Youngblood's role protecting President Johnson on the day President Kennedy was killed. This is an interview with Youngblood who is extremely forthcoming about his role in the events…