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| Africanus | Scipio | 1B |
| Blake | Esther M. | C |
| Boorda | Mike | P |
| Boyd | John | P |
| Bradley | Omar | 2B |
| Calley | William | P |
| Cortes | Hernando | RF |
| Crazy Horse | IF | |
| Dayan | Moshe | 3B |
| Franks | Tommy | IF |
| GI Joe | IF/OF | |
| Giap | Vo Nguyen | LF |
| Hackworth | David | CF |
| Howeish | Tawwab | P |
| Kvashnin | Anatoly | P |
| Marion | Francis | SS |
| Pizarro | Francisco | P |
| Rommel | Erwin | OF |
| Rota | P | |
| Rumsfeld | Donald | OF |
| Sun Tzu | P | |
| Yamamoto | Isoroku | IF |
| Team Management | ||
| Custer | George | Manager |
| Zulu | Shaka | Coach |
| Cole | Darrell | GM |
| Ares | Owner | |
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Overleague TeamThe Wonderland Warriors consists of famous, infamous and otherwise notable individuals related to the military profession. |
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Season 2002 Record 78-84 |
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Rookies on Roster Abdul Tawab Howeish |
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2003 Warrior Rookie |
John Boyd
United States Air Force fighter pilot. Boyd was one of the first instructors at the Fighter Weapons School at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada. He designed the tactics curriculum and never lost a dogfight. He was, in the 1950s, regarded as the finest fighter pilot in the U.S. Air Force. After retiring from the USAF in 1975 Boyd went on to become a leader of the Military Reform Movement and an influential "warrior scientist." |
Abdul Tawab el-Mulla Howeish
Howeish is a deputy prime minister of Iraq and the chief of the Ministry of Military Industrialization. That is the government department widely believed to be the focal point of Iraq's development of weapons of mass destruction. |
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http://www.cosmicbaseball.com/03wwr.html Published: February 15, 2003 Last Update: February 15, 2003 Contact: editor@cosmicbaseball.com 2894 |