Speaking of baseball, a small group of Nautilus crew members arrived during a game at Yankee Stadium. Even though the famous slugger Mickey Mantle was at bat, the crowd stood and gave the submariners a standing ovation.
In "The Ice Diaries," author William R. Anderson recounts a memorable moment during a baseball game at Yankee Stadium. A group of crew members from the submarine Nautilus attended the game, and their presence created a special atmosphere. Despite the excitement of watching the legendary Mickey Mantle at bat, the audience took a moment to honor the submariners.
This gesture of gratitude reflects the deep admiration the public had for the crew, who undertook a significant journey beneath the Arctic ice. Their pioneering spirit resonated with the fans, showcasing the intersection of sports and historical achievements during that era.
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