Samuel S. Johnson

Samuel Summers Johnson was born in 1942 to Sam Houston Johnson, the brother of Lyndon B. Johnson. When the war broke out in 1962, Samuel survived, but his father died. In 1967, Samuel's uncle Lyndon was the President of the AGC, and declining in health. President Lyndon Johnson ordered for special agents to travel to Texas in search for his family. Samuel was the only member of President Johnson's family that the agents could find, so they took him and his girlfriend back to Virginia and gave them their own room in Mount Weather.

As President Johnson's health continued to decline, the AGC became increasingly split on who should succeed him: Johnson's nephew, Samuel, or the previous president's brother, Robert F. Kennedy. Ultimately, when Lyndon died in 1971, it was left to a vote in Congress, who chose Kennedy, mostly because Samuel had not yet attained the age of 35.

Samuel felt cheated out of power, and so throughout the 1970s, he secretly gathered support in the AGC, preparing to ultimately stage a coup d'etat against President Kennedy in 1983. Johnson became the 38th President of the United States.