John F Kennedy.
John F Kennedy was born on May 29th, 1917, in Brookline, Massachusetts to parents Joseph and Rose Kennedy. John, often called Jack, was the second of nine children and was often sick throughout his childhood. John lived a well-rounded life despite his many ailments. While attending Harvard University; he traveled to Europe with his father. He wrote a senior thesis: “Appeasement in Munich” which looked into the failures of the British government during World War II. With the encouragement of his father, the thesis was later published as a book titled: “Why England Slept” in 1940. Kennedy joined the Navy in 1941. By 1943, he became a Lieutenant and was commanding his own PT boat “PT-109” in the South Pacific. In the early
John F Kennedy was born on May 29th, 1917, in Brookline, Massachusetts to parents Joseph and Rose Kennedy. John, often called Jack, was the second of nine children and was often sick throughout his childhood. John lived a well-rounded life despite his many ailments. While attending Harvard University; he traveled to Europe with his father. He wrote a senior thesis: “Appeasement in Munich” which looked into the failures of the British government during World War II. With the encouragement of his father, the thesis was later published as a book titled: “Why England Slept” in 1940. Kennedy joined the Navy in 1941. By 1943, he became a Lieutenant and was commanding his own PT boat “PT-109” in the South Pacific. In the early