At The Cold Shoulder of History: The Chilling Story of a 21-year old Navy Hospital Corpsman Who Stood at the Shoulder of JFK during the Bethesda Autopsy
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At The Cold Shoulder of History: The Chilling Story of a 21-year old Navy Hospital Corpsman Who Stood at the Shoulder of JFK during the Bethesda Autopsy

by James Curtis Jenkins, William Matson Law

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At The Cold Shoulder of History recounts the chilling story of a 21-year-old Navy Hospital Corpsman who stood at the shoulder of JFK during the Bethesda autopsy. Written by James Curtis Jenkins and William Matson Law, the book examines this uniquely positioned experience within a pivotal historical event.

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At The Cold Shoulder of History presents the story of a 21-year-old Navy Hospital Corpsman connected to the Bethesda autopsy of President John F. Kennedy.

The book focuses on the corpsman’s position at JFK’s shoulder during the historic examination, offering a perspective grounded in the title’s firsthand setting.

Written by James Curtis Jenkins and William Matson Law, this work explores a chilling moment in twentieth-century American history.

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