Mr. GREER. I have been with the Secret Service Department since October 1, 1945. Mr. SPECTER. What is your educational background? Mr. GREER. I have just education in public schools in Ireland, really. Mr. SPECTER. And---- Mr. GREER. I took courses here in this country. Mr. SPECTER. Are you a high school graduate, then? Mr. GREER. Well, I have 2 years of high school. Mr. SPECTER. And when did you complete this educational background? Mr. GREER. I have to go back now. Mr. SPECTER. Approximately. Mr. GREER. About 1924 or 1925. Mr. SPECTER. Would you outline in a general way what your activities have been since that time, up until your joining the Secret Service, please? Mr. GREER. Yes, sir. I was born and raised on farmwork, a farmer. And I done that until I came to this country in February 1930. I worked for a period of time--I lived in Boston for a little while. I worked one summer on the estate of Henry Cabot Lodge. I was a chauffeur for a family in Brookline, Mass., for about a year. And then I went to New York, Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. I lived there for 13 years as a chauffeur for a private family in Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. Then I went in the Navy in November 1942. I got discharged on September 18, 1945. Mr. SPECTER. What were your principal duties while in the Navy? Mr. GREER. I was seaman first class. I did almost 2 years at Bainbridge, Md., with the seaman guard there. And then I was assigned to the presidential yacht in May 1944, until I was discharged in September. But most of my duty was at the White House in that period, that year. Mr. SPECTER. And how long after discharge from the Navy was it before you joined the U.S. Secret Service? Mr. GREER. Well, I got out of the Navy September 18 and October 1 I went with the Secret Service--a matter of 14 or 15 days. Mr. SPECTER. Describe your duties since joining the Secret Service, please. Mr. GREER. Since joining the Secret Service I was assigned to the uniform force at first with the Secret Service at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. For about 2 years I was with the physical education part of it. We had a gymnasium there. I was an instructor there part-time--part of the time. And then I was assigned for about 2 years to pick up the food of the President at the White House. I had that duty for about 2 years. And then I went back to the Treasury for a short period, a few months. And then I was reassigned to the White House as an agent in November--1950 I went, there. I was made a full agent that following August 1951. I was there as a special officer from November to August 1951. Mr. SPECTER. And have you been assigned to the White House staff since that time? Mr. GREER. Yes, sir; I have been there ever since. Mr. SPECTER. And while assigned at the White House staff, how much of your duty has involved driving the President's car?