Season 2100 Episode 17 | 26m 46s
A Navy baseball team based in Chapel Hill played a unique role in World War Two. Author Anne Keene tells us about it - and special connection to "The Cloudbuster Nine" on the next North Carolina Bookwatch.
Aired: 09/24/19
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