Charles, thank you for serving our country. You have been given multiple military awards. Can you tell us about your service? Well, I was 20 years old when I went in. Matter of fact, I volunteered because the draft was very close to me in the neighborhood and landed somewhere in England. I could see where planes had been shot down in the water, hoping in coast. In front of across the channel, I served in France and Germany. And I was on my way to the Pacific when I was Truman and I dropped the A-Bong. And that diverting me back to France by serving some of the things I saw the very disturbing like we couldn't give away food that we didn't eat. And I saw sisters and people just pulling food without the garbage can. That we had thrown away was not allowed to give them. And one of the most amazing things to me was close to the end of the war. The Germans were coming out of the woods with their hands up and their giving up. And we took them out and they served us well. We became friends. Well, it was when the enemy was shooting at. And finally, I was giving a whole enormous soldiers that were going home. I was last on the list because they had set up time to serve as family composition. And I was not married, had no children. So I was the sergeant in charge of processing those going home passing me. And I returned to where I came in New York Harbor and the people were waving and welcoming soldiers home. We understand that you just turned a hundred years old. What makes the game of baseball so great? I don't know. I was old back in high school. I never played myself. But we just was nothing for us. But baseball and football at the time. We were not in the soccer. There was some basketball. And Mack, he remembered Joe Black. He was a class in school made of mine. And they made it very well. But it always was. Matter of fact, I was a dodger fan. I was a Yankee. No, it was a dodger fan until the Yankees, what? Yankee dodges moved to LA. Then I became a Yankee fan. What is being recognized as a veteran of the game at the iconic Yankee stadium mean to you? It's about the biggest thing that's happened to my life at this time. I was certainly being remembered me right. So I remember it right up to the top. Well, there was some over. Well, but the township was over the police field. And my family and buddies here, they all over too. We just crazy about it. I was amazed when I got the word. Thank you again, Charles. Thank you. Thank you Yankee.