Wednesday, Jul 3, 2013

Wawa National Hoagie Day Brings Fun, Food and USO Recognition to Philly

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Scenes from the 21st annual Wawa National Hoagie Day in Philadelphia, benefiting the USO.

–Photos by Eric Brandner, USO Director of Story Development

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