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President Taft and his Secret Service men

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About Me

Vince Palamara: Vince Palamara is the leading Secret Service expert and is an authority on the Kennedy assassination, as well. Vince has written 7 books to critical acclaim: the best-selling SURVIVOR'S GUILT: THE SECRET SERVICE AND THE FAILURE TO PROTECT PRESIDENT KENNEDY, JFK: FROM PARKLAND TO BETHESDA, THE NOT-SO-SECRET SERVICE, WHO'S WHO IN THE SECRET SERVICE, HONEST ANSWERS ABOUT THE MURDER OF PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY: A NEW LOOK AT THE JFK ASSASSINATION, THE PLOT TO KILL PRESIDENT KENNEDY IN CHICAGO and PRESIDENT KENNEDY SHOULD HAVE SURVIVED DALLAS. Vince has appeared on C-SPAN (including DVD), The History Channel for THE MEN WHO KILLED KENNEDY (VHS/DVD), Newsmax TV, National Geographic Channel (DVD), and on the documentaries A COUP IN CAMELOT (DVD/ BLU RAY), THE ASSASSINATION OF JFK (2021/UK) and THE MAN BEHIND THE SUIT (DVD). Vince has also appeared in over 180 other author's books. Vince's research materials are stored in The National Archives and the JFK Library. E-MAIL: vincebethel@yahoo.com

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JFK's Secret Service agents

President Kennedy with agents Roy Kellerman, Gerald Behn, and John Campion

SECRET SERVICE LBJ

Although this is a 1968 LBJ detail photo, there are quite a few JFK-era agents: Kellerman, Godfrey, Faison, Hill, etc.

HARRY T. DONAGHY

Secret Service Chief James Maloney

Secret Service protects President Harding 1921

Secret Service guarding President Harding

President Taft and his Secret Service men

CLINT HILL, SECRET SERVICE, JFK, PRESIDENT KENNEDY, GERALD BLAINE, LISA MCCUBBIN

CLINT HILL, SECRET SERVICE, JFK, PRESIDENT KENNEDY, GERALD BLAINE, LISA MCCUBBIN, JFK ASSASSINATION, KENNEDY ASSASSINATION CLINT HILL #CLINT HILL #JFK ASSASSINATION #GERALD BLAINE #LISA MCCUBBIN

1915 vintage Secret Service article

Secret Service members flank each side of President Theodore Roosevelt's inauguration carriage

Secret Service members flank each side of President Theodore Roosevelt's inauguration carriage on March 4, 1905

President Woodrow Wilson and his Secret Service detail

Colonel Edmund Starling, far right

SA Robert Lilley, with whom I spoke to and corresponded with several times, with JFK

Members of the White House Police Pistol 5/14/62

Members of the White House Police Pistol Team 5/14/62: Team posing with pistol tournament trophies in the Rose Garden. Left to right: Private William E. Devens; Private Alexander V. Kissal; Corporal James E. Young; pistol team captain, Sergeant William S. Crawford; Private John J. Buono; Private Charles W. Aubertin; Private Homer G. Mood. White House, Washington, D.C.

10/1/62: JFK congratulates the new ASAIC of the White House Secret Service Detail

10/1/62: JFK congratulates the new ASAIC of the White House Secret Service Detail, former ATSAIC (Shift Leader) Roy H. Kellerman (far left), as SAIC Gerald Behn (second from left) looks on with the man Kellerman replaced, John Campion, who was promoted to Aide To The Assistant Chief for Security (ASAIC Floyd Boring not pictured). SA Art Godfrey is promoted to take Kellerman's place as one of the three shift leaders (the other two are ATSAIC Emory Roberts and Stu Stout)

JFK June 1963 England

11/21/63

I contacted all but Kollar- couldn't find him

White House Detail agents on duty 11/22/63

President Harding and Secret Service

President Coolidge and Secret Service

TR & Secret Service early 20th century

U.E. Baughman

John Marshall

Early 1900's Secret Service

SA Bob Burke

Article re: Bob Burke

Louis Sims

Albert Whitaker

Col Starling and White House Police

SA Sam Kinney and a DPD motorcycle officer putting on the bubbletop at Parkland 11/22/63

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SA Sam Kinney and a DPD motorcycle officer putting on the bubbletop at Parkland 11/22/63

SA Thomas B Shipman: DIED 10/14/63 Camp David

JFK era: SA Joe Paolella, ATSAIC Art Godfrey, and SA Win Lawson

JFK MOTORCADES PRESIDENT KENNEDY

1961, Puerto Rico and Venezuela; 1963, Ireland and Germany- JFK was protected very well before the Texas trip: agents on/ near the rear of the limo, partial or full bubbletop, SAIC Behn or ASAIC Boring on the trips, motorcycles plenty and in proper formation, police AND/ OR military lining street and FACING crowd, underpasses guarded with no spectators allowed, fast speed of cars, press and photographers in a flatbed truck in FRONT of limo, good intelligence and response to local threats, etc. JFK didn't give a rat's behind if the top was on or off the limo---he rode with it on a fair amount of time and, in fact, seemed to prefer the PARTIAL top: just the front and rear on the car with the middle open for air and to periodically stand. His bad back would prevent him from seeing the agents on the rear of the limo and HE DIDN'T CARE- he never ordered them off! Blaine has messed up history by BLAMING THE VICTIM...my book, COMING OUT FALL 2013 WORLDWIDE, will crucify him and his "pals". A lot of the Amazon reviews for Blaine's book make me want to puke- many are obviously planted/ friendly reviews, too: from his home state, former agents, etc. Blaine during his book tour: "THERE WAS NOTHING THE SECRET SERVICE COULD HAVE DONE TO PREVENT THE ASSASSINATION"...and people like Chris Matthews bought it!

MY SEVENTH BOOK "PRESIDENT KENNEDY SHOULD HAVE SURVIVED DALLAS" 5/29/2025

1/21/13: OBAMA SECOND INAUGURAL PARADE; SAIC Vic Erevia (far left)

SAIC Vic Erevia and President Obama

President Barack Obama greets people as he visits Island Snow for shave ice in Kailua, Hawaii, during his holiday vacation, Jan. 3, 2013.

By request: Secret Service Agent Lane Bertram

By request: Secret Service Agent Lane Bertram (1956, 1954: Secret Service School photos [group shots])

THE BUBBLETOP JFK ALLEGEDLY DID NOT LIKE...ONCE AGAIN!

SA Lew Merletti with President George H W Bush

SAIC Lew Merletti with the Clintons

Chief U.E. Baughman's JFK Inaugural program!

Secret Service agents Art Godfrey and Chuck Zboril

SAs Clint Hill, David Grant, Ham Brown, Chuck Zboril, and Ron Pontius

SA Clint Hill, SA Paul Rundle, Chief James Rowley, and others

SA Ned Hall & Ernie Olsson with Sen Eugene McCarthy

SA Vince Mroz 11/1/50 hero

Letter to SA Ernest Olsson

SAIC John Hanley

SAIC George Drescher with President Truman

LBJ with SA Win Lawson, SAIC Lem Johns, etc

SAIC Dick Keiser with President Ford

Secret Service Chief U.E. Baughman

6/16/61 NY Times: BOLDEN was the first African American agent of the White House Detail

President Teddy Roosevelt and Secret Service 1902

President Calvin Coolidge motorcade

SAIC of PPD Joe Clancy with President Obama

Secret Service agents protecting President Nixon

President Obama

Secret Service agents protect President Reagan

Secret Service agents protect President Johnson

Secret Service agents protect President Carter

Secret Service agents protect President Johnson

Secret Service agents protect Presidents TR & Taft 1909

Secret Service Director Mark Sullivan

Secret Service agents protecting FDR

Secret Service agents protecting President Johnson

Secret Service agents protecting President Ford

President Obama and SAIC of PPD Joe Clancy 2009

President Jimmy Carter & Secret Service Agent Larry Buendorf 1977

Secret Service agents protecting President Eisenhower

Secret Service agents protecting JFK 11/18/63

Secret Service agents protecting President Eisenhower

Calvin Coolidge's Motorcade Visit in Yellowstone National Park (Ca. 1920's)

Secret Service agents protecting Teddy Roosevelt

Secret Service agents protecting FDR

President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, on a plane from Trinidad to Miami, on his 61st birthday

President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, on a plane from Trinidad to Miami, on his 61st birthday in 1943.On board, Secret Servicemen Elmer Hipsley (standing, with mustache) and Guy Spaman (dark suit, seated).

Secret Service guarding President Truman

Gerald Behn: "What's My Line?"

Secret Service Chief--What's My Line

The first 15 Secret Service Chiefs, 1865-1981

William P. Wood, First Chief of the Secret Service, 1865-1869

The first 14 Secret Service Chiefs, 1865-1973

President William Howard Taft visits the U.S. Pacific Fleet, 15 October 1911

President William Howard Taft visits the U.S. Pacific Fleet, 15 October 1911-Photograph taken during the President's visit. Identified persons are (from left to right): Major Young, U.S. Army; Secret Service Agent Sloan; President Taft; Secret Service Agent Murjon; Secret Service Agent Moffett; and Lieutenant Commander William D. Leahy, USN (Aide).

7/1/40: New Capitol Police go on duty. Washington, D.C.

New Capitol Police go on duty. Washington, D.C., July 1. Danger of subversive activities increased by the war conditions in Europe, has resulted in the appointment of 20 experienced policemen to augment the Capitol police force. Some of the new men who were recruited from the FBI, Secret Service and Metropolitan police force, are shown in this photograph as they went on their first tour of duty today, 7-1-40

3/21/39: White House personnel fingerprinted following suggestion of the President. Washington, D.C

White House personnel fingerprinted following suggestion of the President. Washington, D.C., March 21. Recently the President suggested at his press conference that everyone in the White House, including himself, be fingerprinted and today the fingerprinting was started. Left to right: Isaac Avery, of the Carpenter shop, Mollie D. Somerville, or Mrs. Roosevelt's Stenographic staff, Finger printer E.A. Schurman, Secret Service Agent, E.L. Lewis of the Carpenter shop, Muriel Lund, Clerk, Sgt. Ole Jacobson, Acting Captain Herbert L. Marcy - the latter two of the White House Police Force - and Wilson Searles, Usher. 3-21-39

Checking over confiscated counterfeit currency at the Secret Service Div. of the Treasury, 10/38

10/1/38: Alarm system of the Treasury Dept., Secret Service

Employees of the Secret Service checking over bulletin board getting latest criminal news, 10/38

Employees of the Secret Service checking over bulletin board getting the latest criminal news, 10/38

Field Office of the Secret Service, 10/38

Headquarters of Secret Service at Treasury Dept., 10-1-38

Secret Service, 10-38. Confiscated currency awaiting disposition, court trials, etc.

Secret Service, 10-1-38. Confiscated currency awaiting disposition, court trials, etc.

10/20/38: Secret Service Agent

8/26/37: U.S. Treasury guards blossom out in new uniforms. Washington, D.C.

U.S. Treasury guards blossom out in new uniforms. Washington, D.C. Aug. 26. The first act of the U.S. Secret Service when they were g even supervision of the Treasury Guards was to outfit the men with new uniforms. A neat summer uniform of blue shirt with blue trousers and Sam Browne belt was taken the place of the blue, green, white, pink and other conflicting colors in shirts formerly worn by the guards. This picture was made as the guards paraded for officials of the Treasury today. 8/26/37

Paul Hart, secret service agent of W.H. , 1938

8/26/37: New uniform for U.S. Treasury guards. Washington, D.C.

New uniform for U.S. Treasury guards. Washington, D.C., Aug. 26. Neat but not gaudy is the scheme of the new uniform of the U.S. Treasury guards. Blue shirt, blue uniform trousers with Sam Browne belt replaces the odd trousers and shirts of many colors formerly worn by the guards while on duty. A neat cap, patterned after the ones worn by the New York Coppers, tops off the new outfit. Furnishing the men with new standard uniforms is the first step taken by the U.S. Secret Service since they were given supervision of the guards. Harold nelson, a Treasury Guard for three years, is displaying the uniform in this picture, 8/26/37

2/1/37: Colonel and Mrs. Starling attend musical. Washington D.C. Colonel and Mrs. Edward Starling

Colonel and Mrs. Starling attend musical. Washington D.C. Colonel and Mrs. Edward W. Starling were among those that attended the musical held at the Mayflower Hotel today. Colonel Starling is in charge of the White House Secret Service, 2/1/37

SECRET SERVICE AGENTS, APPROX 1915

THOMAS J. CALLAGHAN, U.S. SECRET SERVICE, 1914

WILLIAM J. FLYNN, CHIEF, U.S. SECRET SERVICE 1914

Admiral Tomosaburo Kato, leaving his hotel, on visit to Washington, D.C., disarmament conference

Admiral Tomosaburo Kato, leaving his hotel, on visit to Washington, D.C., for disarmament conference, with his secretary, Yamato Ichihashi, and a member of the Secret Service 11/29/21

President's Secret Service Men 1910

Prince Tsia-Hsun with Secret Service Adjutant Verbeck and others 10/1/10

Secret Service men at Roosevelt Home, Oyster Bay, New York 1908

U.S. Secret Service employees at work 1906

U.S. Secret Service Chief John E. Wilkie in his office 1906

Antietam, Md. Allan Pinkerton ("E. J. Allen") of the Secret Service on horseback

Incidents of the war, group at Secret Service Department Headquarters, Army of Potomac, Antietam

Incidents of the war, group at Secret Service Department Headquarters, Army of the Potomac, Antietam, October 1862

Photograph shows fourteen men, including Allan and William Pinkerton, and several Union officers

Photograph shows fourteen men, including Allan and William Pinkerton, and several Union Army officers posed in front of a tent. Below each is a hand-written number which corresponds to a list on the back of the mount which identifies the men in the photograph.

1906: U.S. Secret Service Chief John E. Wilkie examining map in his office

Secret Service agents, Whitehouse, Va.] approx. 1865

Stereograph showing group of seven men seated on a rock by a river. The five men in front are identified on verso as: 1) A. Harper Caldwell, Chief Tel. Operator, Army Headquarters; 2) Albert Linde, Perminsky Indian Scout from near Whitehouse, Virginia; 3) Jessie Brunell, Secret Service Tel. Operator at Army Headquarters; 4) Harry Thomas, Secret Service Operator; 5) G.H. Thiel, Secret Service Operative.

New Chief, Assistant Chief of U.S. Secret Service take oath of office. Washington, D.C., Dec. 31.

New Chief, Assistant Chief of U.S. Secret Service take oath of office. Washington, D.C., Dec. 31. Upon the retirement of Chief William H. Moran today Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau named Frank L. Wilson to be Chief of the U.S. Sercret Service and Joseph H. Murphy as Assistant Chief. They are shown taking the oath of office. In the photograph, left to right: Joseph E. Murphy, Frank L. Wilson, Secretary Morgenthau, and Frank L. Dirgfeld, Chief Clerk of the Treasury

United States Secret Service gets new chief. Washington, D.C., Dec. 31. William H. Moran

United States Secret Service gets new chief. Washington, D.C., Dec. 31. William H. Moran, retiring Chief of the United States Secret Service, congratulates his successor Frank J. Wilson, whose appointment was announced today at the Treasury. Morgenthau is in the center. Moran has spent 54 years in the Service and the last 19 as its Chief. Wilson, who has had a distinguished career in the government, has been Acting Assistant Chief of the Secrect Service since Sept. 8. Prior to that he was the "Ace" of the Intelligence Unit of the Internal Revenue, his greatest achievments being recorded in connection with the conviction of Al Capone for income tax evasions, and in connection with the kidnapping of the Lingbergh baby

New target range for Treasury. Washington, D.C., June 10. Secret Service men

New target range for Treasury. Washington, D.C., June 10. Secret Service men and other Treasury Department marksmen now have their own pistol range. Just completed in the sub-basement of the Treasury Building in Washington, D.C., the range has shielded lights and electrically operated targets, is sound proof and ventilated by a fan which removes gases almost instantly. A group of treasury officials are seen in this picture as they inspect the range and go over a high scoring target. Left to right: Elmer Irey, coordinator, Treasury Enforcement Services; J.E. Murphy, assistant chief, Secret Service; J.J. Cash, White House Police; R.P. Hallion, White House Police; Herbert E. Gaston, assistant secretary of Treasury; and Frank J. Wilson, Chief of Secret Service

White House Secret Service Chief gets 'mugged' by F.B.I. Washington, D.C., March 21.

White House Secret Service Chief gets 'mugged' by F.B.I. Washington, D.C., March 21. Following President Roosevelt's suggestion at a recent press conference, White House employees from the President down were photographed and fingerprinted today by experts of the Department of Justice. Here we see Col. Edward Starling, Chief of the White House Secret Service Detail, getting 'mugged' by Charles A. Marx of the Secret Service. The prints and photographs are to be put on file in the Bureau of Identification, Dept. of Justice. 3-21-39

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