Bands (Music)

Soldiers and a military band marching in a review at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, followed by Fort Bragg WAACs. Standing in the background on the left are (from left to right) Colonel Lathrop B. Clapham, chief of the personnel division, Fourth Service Command; Captain Westray Battle Boyce, Fourth Service Command WAAC Director and Captain Blanche P. Cline, commanding officer 37th WAAC Post Headquarters at Fort Bragg. All other soldiers are unidentified.

Soldiers, a band and other dignitaries are marching past a reviewing stand in the Independence Day Parade in Saigon, South Vietnam. All are unidentified.

Soldiers and a marching band are marching down a street in the Independence Day Parade in Saigon, South Vietnam. All are unidentified.

Soldiers, a band and other dignitaries are marching in the Independence Day Parade in Saigon, South Vietnam. All are unidentified.

Soldiers, a band and other dignitaries are marching in the Independence Day Parade in Saigon, South Vietnam. All are unidentified.

The band marches by the viewing stands during the Armed Forces Day parade held at Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt. All soldiers and those in the crowd are unidentified.

The band performs and soldiers march in the parade during the Armed Forces Day Celebration at Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt. All are unidentified.

Lieutenant General Louis W. Truman speaks to the Kelley Barracks non-commissioned officers (NCO's) during the grand opening of the Kelley Barracks NCO Open Mess. Sergeant Major Alan B. Chesser stands to the right and behind General Truman. Members of the band seated behind General Truman are unidentified.

Lieutenant General Louis W. Truman (left, behind band leader) watches the band leader during the celebrations to commemorate the twentieth anniversary of the liberation of Remiremont, France from the Germans on September 29, 1944 and to dedicated the new John F. Kennedy Square in the town. All others in the surrounding crowd are unidentified.

A band plays for crowd during the celebration of the twentieth anniversary of the liberation of Remiremont, France from the German army on September 29, 1944. The church in the background is the Remiremont Abbey.