U.S. Navy Baseball Caps
United States late 20th century
Foreign Service Officer Emil Skodon served at a number of posts that supported port visits by U.S. Navy ships. In appreciation for his help, he received caps with the ships’ names from the captains of these visiting ships. This simple token illustrates an important aspect of how our nation's military and diplomats work together and rely on each for support.
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U.S. Navy Baseball Caps. late 20th century. National Museum of American Diplomacy, https://diplomacy.state.gov/items/u-s-navy-baseball-caps
Chicago Format
U.S. Navy Baseball Caps, late 20th century, National Museum of American Diplomacy, Washington, DC, https://diplomacy.state.gov/items/u-s-navy-baseball-caps
APA Format
(late 20th century). U.S. Navy Baseball Caps [Object]. National Museum of American Diplomacy, Washington, D.C., United States. https://diplomacy.state.gov/items/u-s-navy-baseball-caps