Baseball Heroes of World War II
The Washington Nationals and American Veterans Center held this event in Nationals Park to salute Major League Baseball players who put their careers on hold to serve in WWII. It was held in conjunction with the American Veterans Center’s 13th Annual Conference.
Veterans and former Major League Baseball players spoke about their service in World War II. They also responded to questions from members o… read more
Veterans and former Major League Baseball players spoke about their service in World War II. They also responded to questions from members of the audience.
The Washington Nationals and American Veterans Center held this event in Nationals Park to salute Major League Baseball players who put their careers on hold to serve in WWII. It was held in conjunction with the American Veterans Center’s 13th Annual Conference. close
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