Clint Hill, the last surviving member of former President John F. Kennedy's security detail who was with the president on the day that he was assassinated in the streets of Dallas has died

I was the only one who had a chance to do anything,” Clint Hill said. “The way everything developed, the way all the other agents were positioned, I was the only one who had a chance to get to the car and do anything.

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A Secret Service agent who tried to shield former President John F. Kennedy from an assassin’s gunfire in 1963 died on Monday. Clint Hill, 93, died at his California home from unknown causes. He had been serving on presidential security detail for just three years when he made the move that defined his career.

Secret Service agent Clint Hill was commended for his actions as he tried to protect the John F Kennedy and wife Jacqui in Dallas in 1963 - Mr Hill was haunted by the events

Clint Hill, then a US Secret Service agent, leapt on John F. Kennedy's limousine after the US president was shot. He did not manage to save Kennedy and was haunted by his failure to do so until his later years,