US commemorates JFK's death
The US is commemorating president John F Kennedy on the 50th anniversary of his assassination.
The US is commemorating president John F Kennedy on the 50th anniversary of his assassination.
Members of the Kennedy family and mourners have laid a wreath and red roses on the grave of the JFK as memorial services marking the 50th anniversary of the President take place across America.
Two bagpipers marked the start of the solemn memorial at Kennedy's grave in Arlington Cemetery in Virginia this morning.
Members of the Kennedy family laid red roses on the gravesite, which is also the final resting place of his wife Jacqueline and two of their children.
As the world remembers the assassination of John F. Kennedy, many are reviewing his final day and the evidence around his murder.
President Kennedy's assassination left America permanently scarred.
Half a century since the murder of President John F Kennedy in Dallas, America pauses to remember their fallen hero.