Dr. DZIEMIAN. Yes; I have. Mr. SPECTER. Were the tests which he described, performed under your general supervision and direction as his superior? Dr. DZIEMIAN. Yes; they were. Mr. SPECTER. As to the underlying facts which those tests disclosed, do you have any details to add as to results which you think would be helpful or significant for the Commission to know? Dr. DZIEMIAN. Well, I think that Dr. Olivier described them pretty well on the whole, got all the details in. Mr. SPECTER. Do you agree with the recitation of the detailed findings, then, as described by Dr. Olivier? Dr. DZIEMIAN. I do, yes. Mr. SPECTER. Then moving to the general topic of reconstructing the events in terms of what professional opinion you may have as to what actually occurred at Dallas, permit me to ask you some questions in terms of the known medical facts, and in the light of the results of this series of tests which you have performed. First of all, have you had access to the autopsy report on President Kennedy? Dr. DZIEMIAN. Yes, I have. Mr. SPECTER. And have you had access to the same general information described by Dr. Olivier on the wounds inflicted on Governor Connally? Dr. DZIEMIAN. Yes, I have. I did not speak to the surgeons. I was not here at that time. My information on Dr. Connally's wounds---- Mr. DULLES. Governor Connally. Dr. DZIEMIAN. Governor Connally, are from the reports and from discussions with Dr. Light or Dr. Olivier. Mr. SPECTER. So that all of the information available to Dr. Light and Dr. Olivier obtained through consultations with Governor Connally's doctors, Dr. Shaw and Dr. Gregory, have been passed on to you? In addition, you have had access to the records of Parkland Hospital on Governor Connally's treatment there? Dr. DZIEMIAN. That is right. Mr. SPECTER. And have you had an opportunity to observe certain films known as the Zapruder films showing the assassination? Dr. DZIEMIAN. No; I did not see those. Mr. SPECTER. Have you had, then, brought to your attention the approximate distances involved from the situation here, to wit; that the shots were fired from a 6th floor window at a distance of approximately 160 to 250 feet at a moving vehicle, striking the Governor and the President at angles estimated from 25 to 45 degrees, the angle of impact on President Kennedy being given by the autopsy surgeon as a 45-degree angle of declination, and the angle on Governor Connally being described as 25 to 27 degrees? Dr. DZIEMIAN. Yes, I did---- Mr. DULLES. You are speaking now of the first two wounds, aren't you? Mr. SPECTER. Yes. Mr. DULLES. You are not speaking now of the brain wound at all, are you? Mr. SPECTER. Correct, Mr. Dulles. The wound that I am referring to on the President is the wound which entered the back of his neck and exited from the front part of his neck in accordance with the prior testimony of the doctors in the case.