MormonTimes.com: Operation Soccer Chopper

Chief Warrant Officer Princeton Soh dropped the ball thousands of times on during his last deployment, and he had never been so happy to do so.

With the help of his Army unit, Soh threw an estimated 2,000 soccer balls from the Blackhawk helicopters he flew near his base in Khowst, Afghanistan, to excited children as part of a service project he called Operation Soccer Chopper.

To read more about Soh and his Soccer Chopper on MormonTimes.com, please click here.

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