Lyndon B. Johnson (“Volunteer”)
Lyndon B. Johnson became the president of the United States after John F. Kennedy was assassinated in a harrowing day that lives on in infamy. Affectionately called “LBJ”, you might think that he was referred to by the same nickname when his secret service detail dealt with his affairs. This didn’t end up being the case, and in one of the biggest mysteries to this day, “Volunteer” was chosen. Perhaps it had to do with his willingness to volunteer to pick up the pieces after the tragedy involving his predecessor.
Lyndon B Johnson
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