
At the height of the Second World War, a young Navy Lieutenant stood at the helm of a U.S. patrol boat and in one ill-starred night made his mark in the annals of history. That young man later became on of the most popular Presidents of the US-John Fitzgerald Kennedy. National Geographic reveals the true story behind the legend-a more complex, more intriguing tale than we were ever led to believe.
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