Mr. Greer. No, sir; I haven't right off. I would have to look at some reports.
Mr. Specter. What did you do after the President was pronounced dead?
Mr. Greer. We stayed there until everything was settled up. I believe there was a judge came in there and I think, someone came in and made the decisions on removing the body and the casket was brought in, and the body was put in the casket. I had this, his clothing, I kept it in my hand at all times, all the time. Then I went, when they removed the casket from the emergency room, I was in front of it going out to make a path to get it to the ambulance.
So, I helped get it into the ambulance and then I drove a car with some agents and some people right behind the ambulance to Love Field back to the airport again and helped to get the casket aboard the airplane.
Mr. Specter. Were you present at the swearing in of President Johnson?
Mr. Greer. Yes, sir; I was—we were all asked to come back into the state room but I wasn't in too close. I was in the main part of the plane, as close as I could get to it, yes.
Mr. Specter. How did you personally return to Washington, D.C.?
Mr. Greer. I returned on Air Force 1 with the President's remains.
Mr. Specter. And at approximately what time did you leave Dallas to fly back?
Mr. Greer. I would have to look in my reports to say exactly. I would have to go back on the times. Two something but I don't remember.