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-Department of Homeland Security: United States Department of Homeland Security
-United States Secret Service: United States Secret Service
-Directors of the United States Secret Service: Director of the United States Secret Service
-William P. Wood: William P. Wood
-John Wilkie: John Wilkie
-William J. Flynn: William J. Flynn
-William H. Moran: William H. Moran
-Frank J. Wilson: Frank J. Wilson
-U.E. Baughman: U. E. Baughman
-James J. Rowley: James Joseph Rowley
-John Simpson: John Simpson (police official)
-John Magaw: John Magaw
-Lewis C. Merletti: Lewis C. Merletti
-Brian L. Stafford: Brian L. Stafford
-W. Ralph Basham: W. Ralph Basham
-Mark J. Sullivan: Mark J. Sullivan
-Julia Pierson: Julia Pierson
U.S.S.S Agents
Rufus Youngblood: Rufus Youngblood
Clinton Hill: Clint Hill (Secret Service)
Jerry Parr: Jerry Parr
Timothy McCarthy: Tim McCarthy
William Craig: William Craig (Secret Service)
-Transportation: Air Force One; Boeing VC-25
-Marine One: Marine One
Sikorsky SH-3 Sea King: Sikorsky SH-3 Sea King; Bell H-13 Sioux; Sikorsky H-34; VXX; Lockheed Martin VH-71 Kestrel
Assasins
-Lee Harvey Oswald: Lee Harvey Oswald; John F. Kennedy assassination rifle; Texas School Book Depository
John Hinkley Jr.: John Hinckley, Jr.; Washington Hilton; Röhm (RG)
John Wilkes Booth: John Wilkes Booth
Ford's Theatre: Ford's Theatre
Philadelphia Deringer pistol: Derringer; Charles J. Guiteau; Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Station; British Bull Dog revolver; Leon Czolgosz; Temple of Music; Iver Johnson
Weaponry: SR-25; FN P90; Heckler & Koch MP5; Remington Model 870
White House Police Officers: Federal law enforcement in the United States; United States Department of the Treasury
Plots to Assassinate
Assassinated Presidents: Assassination of James A. Garfield; Assassination of Abraham Lincoln; Counterfeit; United States dollar; United States Treasury security; Diplomatic Security Service; Office of Foreign Missions; American Civil War; Counterintelligence; Federal Bureau of Investigation; Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives; U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement; Internal Revenue Service; 419 scams; President of the United States; Barack Obama; National Special Security Event; Hillary Rodham Clinton; United States Secretary of State; Abraham Lincoln; United States Park Police; United States Postal Service; United States Postal Inspection Service; United States Marshals Service; William McKinley; United States Congress; Internment of Japanese Americans; United States Intelligence Community; Harry S. Truman; Blair House; Puerto Rico; Leslie Coffelt; 9×19mm Parabellum; Walther P38; Ronald Reagan; Robert F. Kennedy; Presidential state car (United States); Motorcade; Comprehensive Crime Control Act of 1984; Operation Sundevil; Hacker (computer security); United States; Bruce Sterling; The Hacker Crackdown; Operation Cybersnare; Drug Enforcement Administration; Bill Clinton; Presidential directive; 7 World Trade Center; September 11 attacks; Triage; Patriot Act; George W. Bush; European Electronic Crime Task Force; Rome; London; United States Capitol Police; White House; Washington, D.C.; White House Police Force; Number One Observatory Circle; Magnetometer; John F. Kennedy; Gerald Ford; William Greer; Roy Kellerman; Robert DeProspero; Lyndon B. Johnson; NCAA Award of Valor; Max Butler; Credit card fraud; ShadowCrew; Albert Gonzalez; TJX Companies; BJ's Wholesale Club; OfficeMax; Boston Market; Barnes & Noble; Sports Authority; Forever 21; DSW, Inc.; Glynco, Georgia; James J. Rowley Training Center; Beltsville, Maryland; M1911 pistol; .45 ACP; Smith & Wesson Model 36; Colt Detective Special; .357 Magnum; Smith & Wesson Model 19; Hollow-point bullet; SIG Sauer P226; .357 SIG; FN Five-seven; Shotgun; Knight's Armament Company; .300 Winchester Magnum; Data Encryption Standard; Type 1 product; Tuxedo; 6th Summit of the Americas; Cartagena, Colombia; Threatening the President of the United States; List of United States Secret Service field offices
Marine Helicopter Squadron One (HMX-1)
Presidents Assassinated: Assassination of John F. Kennedy; Assassination of William McKinley; The Assassination of Richard Nixon; Boston Corbett; Larry Buendorf; Thomas Delahanty; Assassination threats against Barack Obama; Lehi (group)
Assassination Attempts: Richard Lawrence (failed assassin); John Flammang Schrank; Severino Di Giovanni; Giuseppe Zangara; Oscar Collazo; Griselio Torresola; Richard Paul Pavlick; Arthur Bremer; Samuel Byck; Lynette Fromme; Sara Jane Moore; Raymond Lee Harvey; Frank Eugene Corder; Francisco Martin Duran; Vladimir Arutyunian
Attempts on assassinating the President: List of United States presidential assassination attempts and plots; Gerald Ford assassination attempt in Sacramento; Truman assassination attempt; Attempted assassination of Ronald Reagan; Carcano; Vincent Mroz; Ward Hill Lamon; Mary Todd Lincoln; Henry Rathbone; Boeing E-4; 1st Airborne Command and Control Squadron; Presidential Service Badge; HMX-1