Living History with Dr. Robert Walker
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- Опубліковано 20 тра 2013
- The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza presented an interview between Dr. Robert Walker, a Parkland Hospital surgeon who was in Trauma Room One with President Kennedy on November 22, 1963, and Associate Curator Stephen Fagin.
This presentation was arranged for students in Education in Action's Lone Star Leadership Academy Camp program and took place on July 26, 2009. To see related films, photos, documents and oral histories from The Sixth Floor Museum's collection, visit our online collections database (emuseum.jfk.org). Or make a research appointment to explore the books, DVDs and other materials available in the Museum's Reading Room (www.jfk.org/go/reading-room).
Dr. Walker passed away on April 28, 2011.
It's so important to record these oral histories - they are so very important, in order to ensure that future generations never forget. Brilliantly done.
What an impressive man. Dr. Walker is brilliant, quick, articulate and answers questions beautifully. God bless him!
These interviews are a great piece of history. Steven does a great job with these interviews. I hope to get down to the museum someday.
Thank God for Dr Walker his honesty and integrity are refreshing to hear from my point of view Dr Walker's honest testimony is recorded for posterity rest in eternal peace President John Fitzgerald Kennedy you are my hero and will never be forgotten 😢❤😢
Thank you, Dr. Walker. You are obviously a gentleman and a scholar. It's uplifting to think of the many students' lives you have touched.
Ask your 77 yr old Grandparents where were you when Kennedy was shot? Record it on your I Phone . Write it in a family history journal!
77 year olds would of been about 16 or 17 years old back then. In 10-20 years most people from that era will be gone just like the witnesses to the Titanic and Lincoln assassination. It's kind of sad watching the last remnants of a bygone era fade away slowly. Something that will happen to all of our times.
Thank you for the priceless Living History interviews.
Thanks for posting. These "Living HIstories" provide a fascinating insight of people who were present at death of John F Kennedy.
The audio is horrible
Thank you !
This is great. A real dentist dr Walker was observer in emergency room during president kennedy treatment. Dr Walker said despite the massive head wound, significant amount of lost brain tissue and matter and the near fatal throat wound. President kennedy had amazing teeth and his flossing and oral hygiene was excellent. Good to know doctor Walker. Sadly Lee Harvey Oswald had horrible oral hygiene and bleeding gums which isnt surprising
I apologize he did mention Carrico.
Funny he doesn't speak about Dr Carrico who was the first in the room.
They all knew the wound was fatal,including Jackie but they had to go through the motions to keep him alive and if somehow they were able to, he would have been a vegetable
True. Although I believe the doctors didn’t see the head wound at first but the throat wound so they had some false hope.
He died in the car immediately. Any further breathing was death throes.
@@kenanacampora Wrong, he lived for another half hour, and yes he would have been a vegetable if he survived
Obviously brain dead, but heart stopped 1/2 hour later
after he was brought in.
Remember this we who were say 20 when JFK were alive and dead.! Keep those old papers! Give them to local library!
The audio is absolutely horrible.
😂There has been many variations to the story of the confrontation between Rose and Kellerman. Rose has played it down.
Jackie was in that room for a certain amount of time I understsnd.
Another doctor that was in Trauma 1? Who wasn’t in that room?
Doctor Welby wasn't there.
@@formermpc10 Doctor Dolittle wasn't there either.
It was the President, what would you expect ?!?
Trapper John, M.D. might have not been there. But then again he Midas Welby.
Cough!!
14:30
very bad audio.
poor sound
Then ask all about the things they saw heard or read . Space shots? All kind of changes in our USA.
TMI, uh-heh
Jimmy Allen exactly. and as they shove down the lone nut theory down our throats, we tend to move and forget what transpired on that day in 1963
@@wallacebell4311
Well Jim Garrison said there were about 15 shooters so anything is possible.
@@wallacebell4311 watch JFK: Through the Looking Glass. If you wait much longer it will be because your ego will not allow it. Accept the challenge. I'll wait
no shovin' on my part. goofball lee ozzie did the deed.
Based on what evidence do you think Lee was guilty? BTW, do you think the government has been honest and forthcoming with the evidence?@@jrnumex9286