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Petty Officer 1st Class Daniel Barrassco, 40, pitches

Petty Officer 1st Class Daniel Barrassco, 40, pitches

Petty Officer 1st Class Daniel Barrassco, 40, pitches to Petty Officer 1st Class Paul Campagna, 45, from Salem, Mass. inside the new batting cage built by the Seabees at Combat Outpost Ubaydi, Iraq, Dec. 12. Bo... More

A baseball sits, lodged in the fencing of the batting

A baseball sits, lodged in the fencing of the batting

A baseball sits, lodged in the fencing of the batting cage at Combat Outpost Ubaydi, Iraq, Dec. 12. Marines pitch and hit baseballs daily at the batting cage built by the Seabees of Navy Mobile Construction Bat... More

A bucket full of baseballs sits in the sun inside the

A bucket full of baseballs sits in the sun inside the

A bucket full of baseballs sits in the sun inside the batting cage at Combat Outpost Ubaydi, Iraq, Dec. 12. The Seabees of Navy Mobile Construction Battalion 27 built the batting cage to help boost morale for M... More

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