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Just outside the stadium of the Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati, OH, the 100th Army Band entertains the fans as they stroll in on Flag Day, June 14 to watch the Cincinnati Reds play the Cleveland Indians. The band also played the National Anth...
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Just outside the stadium of the Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati, OH, the 100th Army Band entertains the fans as they stroll in on Flag Day, June 14 to watch the Cincinnati Reds play the Cleveland Indians. The band also played the National Anth...
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Just outside the stadium of the Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati, OH, the 100th Army Band entertains the fans as they stroll in on Flag Day, June 14 to watch the Cincinnati Reds play the Cleveland Indians. The band also played the National Anth...
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Just outside the stadium of the Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati, OH, the 100th Army Band entertains the fans as they stroll in on Flag Day, June 14 to watch the Cincinnati Reds play the Cleveland Indians. The band also played the National Anth...
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Just outside the stadium of the Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati, OH, the 100th Army Band entertains the fans as they stroll in on Flag Day, June 14 to watch the Cincinnati Reds play the Cleveland Indians. The band also played the National Anth...
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Just outside the stadium of the Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati, OH, the 100th Army Band entertains the fans as they stroll in on Flag Day, June 14 to watch the Cincinnati Reds play the Cleveland Indians. The band also played the National Anth...
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Just outside the stadium of the Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati, OH, the 100th Army Band entertains the fans as they stroll in on Flag Day, June 14 to watch the Cincinnati Reds play the Cleveland Indians. The band also played the National Anth...
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Just outside the stadium of the Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati, OH, the 100th Army Band entertains the fans as they stroll in on Flag Day, June 14 to watch the Cincinnati Reds play the Cleveland Indians. The band also played the National Anth...
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On Flag Day June 14, the 100th Army Band played at the Great American Ball Park, home of the Cincinnati Reds base ball team. Here, they play just outside the stadium entrance as fans file in. They played the National Anthem to begin the game and God ...
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As fans stroll into the Great American Ball Park to watch the Cincinnati Reds take on the visiting Cleveland Indians on June 14, the 100th Army Band from Fort Knox, KY plays. On the field the band played the National Anthem and later God Bless Americ...
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Just outside the stadium of the Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati, OH, the 100th Army Band entertains the fans as they stroll in on Flag Day, June 14 to watch the Cincinnati Reds play the Cleveland Indians. The band also played the National Anth...
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On the field of the Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati, OH, the 100th Army Band prepares to play the National Anthem on Flag Day, June 14 just before Cincinnati Reds play the Cleveland Indians. The band also played God Bless America during the se...
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Chief Warrant Officer 5 Lawrence Barton, commander of the 100th Army Band meets Rosie Red one of the mascots for the Cincinnati Reds baseball team. The 100th played the National Anthem on Flag Day, June 14 at the Great American Ball Park in Cincinnat...
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The 100th Army Band from Fort Knox, Ky. performs the National Anthem on Flag Day, June 14, at the Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati, Ohio at the beginning of a match up between the Cincinnati Reds and the Cleveland Indians. The band also played ...
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Soldiers of the 100th Army Band enjoy a baseball match up between the Cincinnati Reds and the Cleveland Indians. The 100th played the National Anthem on Flag Day, June 14 at the Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati as well as God Bless America duri...
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On Flag Day, June 14, the 100th Army band from Fort Knox, Ky., played the National Anthem at the Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati, Ohio to open a game between the home town Reds and the Cleveland Indians. Center is sax player Sgt. 1st Class Ben...
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Soldiers of the 100th Army Band cheer for the home team as Cincinnati Reds 1st baseman Joey Votto hit a homer during the Flag Day game against the Cleveland Indians on June 14. The 100th played the National Anthem on Flag Day, June 14 at the Great Am...
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During the seventh inning stretch, the 100th Army Band plays God Bless America at the Great American Ball Park on Flag Day, June 14. The band had also played just outside the stadium as fans entered as well as the National Anthem just before the star...
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Reflected in the bell of Sgt. 1st Class Curtis Moss's tuba are fellow members of the 100th Army Band and approximately 30,000 baseball fans at the Great American Ball Park on Flag Day, June 14. The band traveled from Fort Knox, Ky. to perform at a Ci...
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Broadcast over the jumbo tron are members of the 100th Army Band performing for approximately 30,000 baseball fans at the Great American Ball Park on Flag Day, June 14. The band traveled from Fort Knox, Ky. to perform at a Cincinnati Reds home game a...
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The 100th Army Band prepares to play God Bless America during the seventh inning stretch on Flag Day, June 14 in Cincinnati, Ohio. While the Reds were playing the Cleveland Indians at home, the 100th got to watch the game until it was their turn to p...
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Just outside the stadium of the Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati, OH, the 100th Army Band entertains the fans as they stroll in on Flag Day, June 14 to watch the Cincinnati Reds play the Cleveland Indians. The band also played the National Anth...
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CINCINNATI, OHIO - The 100th Army Band from Fort Knox, Ky. traveled to Cincinnati, Ohio to perform on Flag Day, June 14.
As fans streamed into the Great American Ball Park, the band played just outside the stadium. Before the ceremonial first pitch and the umpire calling "play ball," they played the National Anthem.
During the seventh inning stretch, they played God Bless America much to the enjoyment of the approximately 30,000 spectators.
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