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Members of the U.S. Air Force Band maintain a fast operational tempo during the summer months, with groups rotating in and out of leave cycles. Band members often assist outside their traditional roles, performing as substitutes in other ensembles, supporting funerals at Arlington National Cemetery, or performing double duty as both a musician and narrator. Photo by Chief Master Sgt. Robert Kamholz/released.

Members of the U.S. Air Force Band maintain a fast operational tempo during the summer months, with groups rotating in and out of leave cycles. Band members often assist outside their traditional roles, performing as substitutes in other ensembles, supporting funerals at Arlington National Cemetery, or performing double duty as both a musician and narrator. Photo by Chief Master Sgt. Robert Kamholz/released.

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Members of the Air Force Strings perform at George Washington's Mount Vernon during a Veteran's Day observance (U.S. Air Force Photo by CMSgt Kevin Burns)

Members of the Air Force Strings perform at George Washington's Mount Vernon during a Veteran's Day observance (U.S. Air Force Photo by CMSgt Kevin Burns)

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Early this month, members of the USAF Ceremonial Brass' low brass section took the Lyceum (Alexandria, Virginia) by storm. Here is a picture of TSgt. Erik Lundquist honing his craft. He was accompanied by Eunae Ko Han. (U.S. Air Force photos/TSgt Christine Purdue Jones/released)

Early this month, members of the USAF Ceremonial Brass' low brass section took the Lyceum (Alexandria, Virginia) by storm. Here is a picture of TSgt. Erik Lundquist honing his craft. He was accompanied by Eunae Ko Han. (U.S. Air Force photos/TSgt Christine Purdue Jones/released)

Photo by TSgt Christine Purdue Jones

The United States Air Force Band's Chamber Players Series features unique programs, developed by members of the Band, that highlight their virtuosity and creativity. The Series draws vocalists and instrumentalists from every performing ensemble of the organization and includes both soloists and small ensembles.

The United States Air Force Band's Chamber Players Series features unique programs, developed by members of the Band, that highlight their virtuosity and creativity. The Series draws vocalists and instrumentalists from every performing ensemble of the organization and includes both soloists and small ensembles.

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The U.S. Air Force Band Woodwind Quintet entertains visitors at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History. March is Women's History Month, and The U.S. Air Force Band celebrates its heritage as it looks toward its future. (U.S. Air Force photo/released)

The U.S. Air Force Band Woodwind Quintet entertains visitors at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History. March is Women's History Month, and The U.S. Air Force Band celebrates its heritage as it looks toward its future. (U.S. Air Force photo/released)

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