Lyndon B. Johnson Was Sworn Into Office Aboard Air Force One
When President John F. Kennedy was slain, the United States was without a leader for almost an hour and a half. Lyndon B. Johnson, Vice President of the United States of America, was sworn in aboard Air Force One when it was parked at Love Field in Dallas, amid widespread confusion and turmoil. Lady Bird Johnson and Jacqueline Kennedy are pictured on the left. The FBI and cabinet members are keeping an eye on everything. The patient’s facial expressions reflect just how much worry and stress had been in the air before his or her arrival.
Lyndon B. Johnson Was Sworn Into Office Aboard Air Force One
A Traditional Japanese Armor-Bearer Military Commander
Felice Beato took this photograph in 1863. In the original version, the colors were applied by hand. The traditional clothes and cultural customs piqued his interest, and he used the studio to create full-length pictures. His photographs of Japan were enhanced with vignetting, which gave them a more painterly appearance. Koboto Santaro, a Japanese general, was the subject of this photograph. We don’t know what he’s holding in his hand, but we should keep our distance.
A Japanese Military Commander In Traditional Armor
