Mr. Specter. Permit me to make available on the record for you the operative record which has been heretofore marked as Commission Exhibit No. 392, with the exhibit consisting of the records of Parkland Hospital on President Kennedy as well as Governor Connally and I call your attention to a 2-page report which bears your name as the surgeon, under date of November 22, 1963, of thoracic surgery for Governor Connally, and, first, I ask you if in fact this report was prepared by you?
Dr. Shaw. It was.
Mr. Specter. Now, with that report, is your recollection refreshed as to the starting time of the operation on Governor Connally's chest?
Dr. Shaw. Yes; the anesthesia was begun at 1300 hours.
Mr. Specter. Which would be 1 p.m.?
Dr. Shaw. 1 p.m., and the actual incision was made at 1335 or 1:35 p.m.
Mr. Specter. And what time did that operation conclude?
Dr. Shaw. My operation was completed at 1520 hours, or 3:20.
Mr. Specter. Will you describe Governor Connally's condition, Dr. Shaw, directing your attention first to the wound on his back?
Dr. Shaw. When Governor Connally was examined, it was found that there was a small wound of entrance, roughly elliptical in shape, and approximately a cm. and a half in its longest diameter, in the right posterior shoulder, which is medial to the fold of the axilla.