Jimmy Carter, an advocate of human rights and democracy, also served for years in the Navy, including helping prevent a nuclear disaster.

There have been many titles and roles assigned to Jimmy Carter — 39th president of the United States, commander in chief, ...

Jimmy Carter, who died Dec. 29 at age 100 ... He spent several years in the Navy. In 1962, he entered politics. As governor of Georgia, Carter ran as a Washington reformer. He was elected ...

Iowan rides in military horse unit that transported Jimmy Carter's body through Washington D.C. Oregon’s Multnomah Falls, ...

Former President Jimmy Carter's body was brought to the District ... From Andrews, a hearse took Carter's casket to the U.S. Navy Memorial for a brief ceremony. Carter, a Naval Academy alumnus ...

Over the course of an afternoon, Mr. Kelso, then a Navy captain commanding the U.S.S. Jimmy Carter in the final stages of its development in early 2005, sat at Mr. Carter’s dining room table as ...

He had seen some of the outside world while serving in the Navy’s submarines. As president, he saw the rest of it. More: Jimmy Carter diesHodding Carter III, newspaper man, member of Carter ...

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Jimmy Carter, the 39th president of the United States, died Sunday, Dec. 29, 2024, at 100 years old. His early years were shaped by his military career, when he served in the U.S. Navy.