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JFK's Daughter & Grandson Recreate Heroic Swim Where Late President Saved 11 Lives During WWII - uInterview
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JFK's Daughter & Grandson Recreate Heroic Swim Where Late President Saved 11 Lives During WWII - uInterview
John F. Kennedy’s daughter, Caroline Kennedy, and his only grandson, Jack Kennedy Schlossberg, recreated John’s famous swim during World War II. John swam between Pacific Islands, Plum Pudding Island, Naru Island and Olasana Island, to save his crew after their torpedo boat was destroyed by the Japanese. His heroism helped him win the presidential election in 1960. Caroline, who is now the U.S. ambassador for Australia, decided to recreate par…
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