U.S. Navy Baseball
Our historic program is the fastest growing, largest, most successful, and first joint military baseball program since the Vietnam War in a worldwide effort to assemble the very best talent in the military.
The U.S. Navy Baseball team will coordinate the first-ever U.S. Military All-Stars historic “Red, White and Blue Tour” of New England, June 5-18, 2005. The team will feature the top military talent from all services including the U.S. Coast Guard and will compete in exhibition games against the finest collegiate talent in the world hosted by the Cape Cod and New England Collegiate Bas
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