Washington Redskins salute the military

The Washington Redskins honored the military by hosting an exclusive Redskins Salute OTA Day for 150 active duty service members, veterans and their families at Redskins Park, where those in attendance were treated to behind-the-scenes access to players and personnel.

The service members and veterans watched practice, met current players and Redskins legends and got autographs from some of their favorites.

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Service members pose with the Washington Redskins replica Super Bowl trophies. The Redskins honored the military by hosting an exclusive Redskins Salute OTA Day. The team invited 150 active duty service members, veterans and their families to Redskins Park for behind-the-scenes access to players and personnel. The service members and veterans watched practice, met current players and Redskins legends and got autographs from some of their favorite players.

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