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The USAFA Band performed an Independence Day Celebration concert for thousands of tourists at Mt. Rushmore.

The USAFA Band performed an Independence Day Celebration concert for thousands of tourists at Mt. Rushmore.

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The USAFA Band performed an Independence Day Celebration concert for thousands of tourists at Mt. Rushmore.

The USAFA Band performed an Independence Day Celebration concert for thousands of tourists at Mt. Rushmore.

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The USAFA Band performed an Independence Day Celebration concert for thousands of tourists at Mt. Rushmore.

The USAFA Band performed an Independence Day Celebration concert for thousands of tourists at Mt. Rushmore.

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The USAFA Band hosted the 2013 Team Pete Annual Awards Breakfast Ceremony.

The USAFA Band hosted the 2013 Team Pete Annual Awards Breakfast Ceremony.

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Wild Blue Country's lead singer, SSgt Nick Daniels, is an audience favorite.

Wild Blue Country's lead singer, SSgt Nick Daniels, is an audience favorite.

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Master Sergeant Gene Montgomery receives the 2012 USAF Academy Resource Manager of the year from General Mike Gould, Superintendent, United States Air Force Academy. (U.S. Air Force photo/CMSgt John Gohl)

Master Sergeant Gene Montgomery receives the 2012 USAF Academy Resource Manager of the year from General Mike Gould, Superintendent, United States Air Force Academy. (U.S. Air Force photo/CMSgt John Gohl)

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Members of the United States Air Force Academy Band's "Blue Steel" make friends with The Oriole Bird, mascot for the Baltimore Oriles. Blue Steel performed the National Anthem during the opening ceremonies of the game.

Members of the United States Air Force Academy Band's "Blue Steel" make friends with The Oriole Bird, mascot for the Baltimore Oriles. Blue Steel performed the National Anthem during the opening ceremonies of the game.

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Members of the United States Air Force Academy Band's "Blue Steel" apparently brought good luck to the home team when they performed the National Anthem for the Baltimore Orioles vs Pittsburgh Pirates game at Oriole Park. The Orioles beat the Pirates 7-1.

Members of the United States Air Force Academy Band's "Blue Steel" apparently brought good luck to the home team when they performed the National Anthem for the Baltimore Orioles vs Pittsburgh Pirates game at Oriole Park. The Orioles beat the Pirates 7-1.

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MSgt Alex Vieira welcomes audience members to the last of the USAFA Band's Chamber Recital Series performances for the 2011 to 2012 season. Sgt Vieira was a featured guest aritst for the evening's recital.

MSgt Alex Vieira welcomes audience members to the last of the USAFA Band's Chamber Recital Series performances for the 2011 to 2012 season. Sgt Vieira was a featured guest aritst for the evening's recital.

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Colonel Larry H. Lang encourages US Air Force Academy Cadets during his final performance with The United States Air Force Academy Band. Col. Lang has been selected to become the next commander of The United States Air Force Band in Washington DC.

Colonel Larry H. Lang encourages US Air Force Academy Cadets during his final performance with The United States Air Force Academy Band. Col. Lang has been selected to become the next commander of The United States Air Force Band in Washington DC.

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Colonel Larry H. Lang wowed US Air Force Academy Cadets during his final performance with The United States Air Force Academy Band. Col. Lang has been selected to become the next commander of the United States Air Force Band in Washington DC.

Colonel Larry H. Lang wowed US Air Force Academy Cadets during his final performance with The United States Air Force Academy Band. Col. Lang has been selected to become the next commander of the United States Air Force Band in Washington DC.

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TSgt Tim Stombaugh was a featured performer at the Chamber Recital Series at Colorado College.

TSgt Tim Stombaugh was a featured performer at the Chamber Recital Series at Colorado College.

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MSgt Jason Crowe was a featured guest artist for the Chamber Recital Series at Colorado College.

MSgt Jason Crowe was a featured guest artist for the Chamber Recital Series at Colorado College.

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TSgt Krista Joyce was a featured performer in the Chamber Recital Series at Colorado College.

TSgt Krista Joyce was a featured performer in the Chamber Recital Series at Colorado College.

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MSgt Stephen Brannen was a featured guest artist for the Chamber Recital Series at Colorado College.

MSgt Stephen Brannen was a featured guest artist for the Chamber Recital Series at Colorado College.

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Blue Steel from the United States Air Force Academy Band performs with the Rock Canyon High School Orchestra in Lone Tree, Colorado. In this photo, MSgt Chris Gaona is playing the drumset while a student percussionist from Rock Canyon High School plays timpani in the background.

Blue Steel from the United States Air Force Academy Band performs with the Rock Canyon High School Orchestra in Lone Tree, Colorado. In this photo, MSgt Chris Gaona is playing the drumset while a student percussionist from Rock Canyon High School plays timpani in the background.

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Congratulations are due to the newest full bird Colonel in the United States Air Force Band career field. Colonel Larry H. Lang was promoted in a ceremony on 3 Oct 2011 at Arnold Hall at the United States Air Force Academy. Present at the ceremony were former Academy Band and Air Force band commanders, local dignitaries, current and former members of the USAF Academy Band, and friends and family from around the country. Col Lang is only the ninth Colonel in Air Force Band history.

Congratulations are due to the newest full bird Colonel in the United States Air Force Band career field. Colonel Larry H. Lang was promoted in a ceremony on 3 Oct 2011 at Arnold Hall at the United States Air Force Academy. Present at the ceremony were former Academy Band and Air Force band commanders, local dignitaries, current and former members of the USAF Academy Band, and friends and family from around the country. Col Lang is only the ninth Colonel in Air Force Band history.

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Lieutenant General Mike Gould, Superintendent of the United States Air Force Academy, presents newly promoted Colonel Larry Lang, Commander of the United States Air Force Academy Band, with his fourth Meritorious Service Medal. The MSM coincided with his promotion ceremony to full bird Colonel on 3 Oct 2011. Col Lang is only the ninth Colonel in Air Force Band history.

Lieutenant General Mike Gould, Superintendent of the United States Air Force Academy, presents newly promoted Colonel Larry Lang, Commander of the United States Air Force Academy Band, with his fourth Meritorious Service Medal. The MSM coincided with his promotion ceremony to full bird Colonel on 3 Oct 2011. Col Lang is only the ninth Colonel in Air Force Band history.

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Academy Winds gives a performance of their updated version of "Romeo and Juliet" in Brainerd, MN. This version, complete with contemporary music, is modernized to show what Shakespeare's famous play could have looked like with a modern twist.

Academy Winds gives a performance of their updated version of "Romeo and Juliet" in Brainerd, MN. This version, complete with contemporary music, is modernized to show what Shakespeare's famous play could have looked like with a modern twist.

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Senior Master Sergeant Michael Woods demonstrates amazing technical proficiency with this arrangement of "Tambourin Chinois" by Fritz Kreisler. This is SMSgt Woods' last tour with Academy Winds before he retires in several months time.

Senior Master Sergeant Michael Woods demonstrates amazing technical proficiency with this arrangement of "Tambourin Chinois" by Fritz Kreisler. This is SMSgt Woods' last tour with Academy Winds before he retires in several months time.

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