TEARS AND RESPECT FLOW AS 96-YEAR-OLD WWII VETERAN SINGS NATIONAL ANTHEM

At a Michigan baseball game, 96-year-old WWII veteran John Pylman performed the US national anthem, uniting the crowd with his patriotism. Standing on the field, he respectfully removed his cap and began singing, his voice rising with passion as fans joined in.

As the anthem concluded, fans and players stood with their hands over their hearts, showing their loyalty. John received a standing ovation, followed by a salute, before the game began.

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