Note: Description Updated 11/22.

B&W, c. 1962. Fiber-based silver gelatin. Older print. Edition no. 15/150. President John F. Kennedy seen crossing the field at the annual Army vs. Navy football game in Philadelphia. Kennedy was a Navy man himself, but as President, was expected to be impartial at the game. On this occasion, he watched the first half of the game on the Navy side of the stadium, and the second half on the Army side. He is seen here crossing the stadium, escorted by General William Westmoreland, who was, at the time, the commandant of West Point. Signed in ink by Neil Leifer. 16 x 20in.

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