Self-Portrait. Painting by Diego Velazquez

During World War II, American President John F. Kennedy had to struggle for his life in the Pacific Ocean.

The danger to his life was so serious that there was no hope of his survival. When the news of his death spread, no proof was needed. Even the mourning ceremony was performed.

But, Kennedy was alive. He was fighting for his life with his friends. His torpedo boat had been cut to pieces by a Japanese destroyer in the Pacific Ocean. Kennedy led his friends in many difficult situations and saved them from disappointment. His endeavoring nature and fearlessness made him the most powerful person as the President of America.