The Band Played On
from Plane Tales
Now a story about the US Navy Band may not seem to be my usual fare in Tales but bear with me and I must thank serving Band member and APG listener Tuba Tony for suggesting the topic for this story. The United States Navy Ceremonial Band The distant origin of the first Navy musicians. The USS Macon Eisenhower as a General and President A DC3 A US Navy DC6 The Bandsmen lost in the tragic crash Sugarloaf mountain Images under Creative Commons licence with thanks to US Gov, Wiki Commons, US Navy, Library of Congress and the Washington Post.
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