There were 137 allegations in the Air Force, 81 in the Army, 44 in the Navy and 32 in the Marine Corps, according to the report. All of them triggered investigations, except 13 in the Navy that did not require further inquiry.
“When they bombed Pearl Harbor, I went down and enlisted the next day,” said Michael Visconti, 97, among the World War II veterans to be honored at a ceremony to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the attack on Sunday at AmVets Post 2 in Edgewater.
Navy athletic director Chet Gladchuk and Army counterpart Eugene “Boo” Corrigan agreed there was only one location that truly made sense to hold the 2021 edition of “America’s Game.”
