PRESIDENT KENNEDY AND HIS FAMILY

• LANCER - President John F. Kennedy
• LACE - Jackie Kennedy (First Lady)
• LYRIC - Caroline Kennedy
• LARK - John F. Kennedy Jr.

VICE PRESIDENT JOHNSON AND HIS FAMILY

• VOLUNTEER - Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson
• VICTORIA - Lady Bird Johnson
• VELVET - Lynda Bird Johnson
• VENUS - Lucy Baines Johnson

ADVISERS, AIDES, AND ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS

• FREEDOM - Dean Rusk, the Secretary of State
• WAND - Kenny O’Donnell
• WILLOW - Evelyn Lincoln, the President’s Personal Secretary
• WAYSIDE - Pierre Salinger, the White House Press Secretary
• MARKET - Dr. George Burkley, the President’s Personal Physician
• WATCHMAN - General Chester Clifton, the President’s Military Aide
• SILVER - Mr. Hays (Military Aides Office)
• WARRIOR - Malcolm Kilduff
• WING - General Godfrey McHugh, the President’s Air Force Aide
• WITNESS - Captain Tazewell Shepard, the President’s Naval Aide
• TIGER - Colonel James Swindal, the President’s Pilot
• TULIP - MBGT Magan (Corky), the Presidential Pilot OFC
• VIGILANT - Walter Jenkins
• TOURIST - Major Brown (Military Aides Office)

PLACES

• CASTLE- The White House (Mansion plus East and West Wing)
• CROWN - White House (Executive Mansion)
• CENTRAL - The Old Executive Office Building
• CHARCOAL / BASE - President’s Temporary Residence
• CABIN - Kennedy Compound at Hyannis Port (Massachusetts)
• CACTUS - Camp David
• HAMLET - Auchincloss Home on O Street (Washington DC)
• CHATEAU - President’s Home at Glen Ora (Virginia)
• CROSSROADS - Middleburg (Virginia)
• VOLCANO - LBJ Ranch (Texas)
• CALICO - The Pentagon (Arlington, Virginia) / Defense Communications Agency
• CORK - FBI Headquarters (Washington DC)

TRANSPORTATION

• ANGEL -  Air Force One / Aircraft 26000
• SS 100 X - Presidential Limousine
• HALFBACK - Presidential Follow-Up Car
• VARSITY - Vice Presidential Follow-Up Car
• CARPET - White House Garage
• ACROBA - Andrews Air Force Base (for Air Force One)
• ALPHA / CATER / PATA - Army Helicopter Operations, Davison Field
• CHEER - Helicopter Operations, Anacostia
• CADET - Exec FLT Det, Davison Field
• NOMADUSN - Honey Fitz, the Presidential Yacht
• NEPTUNEUSN - President Yacht #2
• NIGHT HAWK - Marine Copters, Anacostia
• NOVICE - Crash Boat PT109
• ROCKFISH - Vice Presidential Speed Boat

COMMUNICATIONS

• CASTLE - Signal Corps Shops 26th Street
• SATCHEL - Presidential Courier / Bagman
• SPECTATOR - Gen. Sampson (Defense Communications Agency)
• SPUD - Mr. Nash (Messenger Service White House)
• STAR - Colonel George McNally, White House Communications Agency
• STURDY - Art Bales, White House Communications Agency
• SHADOW - Ira Gearhart, White House Communications Agency 

SECRET SERVICE AGENTS

• DOMINO - James Rowley, Chief of the Secret Service
• DUPLEX - Gerald Behn
• DEACON - Floyd Boring
• DAZZLE - Clint Hill, First Lady Detail
• DANDY - Lem Johns
• DIGEST - Roy Kellerman
• DAYLIGHT - Jerry Kivett
• DEBUT - Paul Landis
• DUSTY - Emory Roberts
• DAGGER - Rufus Youngblood
• DASHER - Tom Wells
• DRESSER - Bob Foster
• DRUMMER - Lynn Meredith
• DRAGON - Agent Campion
• DAPPER - Mr. O’Leary (Muggsy)
• HERMIT - Secret Service Field Office New York City

OTHER AND UNIDENTIFIED

• SMOKEYS - MAJ Duffy
• SUPERMBGT - Giordano
• WINNER - Mr. Hatcher

SOURCE: This list is compiled from ST448-1-62, Still Pictures, John F. Kennedy Library; and William Manchester, The Death of a President: November 20 – November 25, 1963 (New York: Harper & Row, 1967) pp.xv-xvi., as noted in The Fourteenth Day: JFK and the Aftermath of the Cuban Missile Crisis by David Coleman. W.W. Norton & Company, 2012.