Audio Recording Armed services medley

Armed services medley|U.S. Army Band (performer)

Semper paratus--Off we go into the wild blue yonder--Anchors aweigh--Marines hymn--The Army goes rolling along.

1 compact disc

About this Item

Title
Armed services medley
Contributor Names
U.S. Army Band (performer)
Created / Published
U.S. Army Band.
Subject Headings
-  Military music
-  Patriotic music -- United States
-  War and Conflict
-  Songs and Music
-  Politics and Government
-  contemporary america (1945-present)
Notes
-  Semper paratus--Off we go into the wild blue yonder--Anchors aweigh--Marines hymn--The Army goes rolling along. (Content)
-  Taken from cd entitled: "The flag flies high." Presented by Col. L. Bryan Shelburne Jr., leader and commander.
-  Features the U.S. Army Chorus.
-  "The U.S. Air Force" Words & Music by Robert Crawford Copyright © 1939, 1942, 1951 by Carl Fischer, Inc. Copyrights renewed. All Rights assigned to Carl Fischer, LLC. International copyright secured. All rights reserved. Used with permission. (Copyright Notice)
Form
sound recording
Extent
1 compact disc
Repository
Online Format
audio
Description
sound recording | 1 compact disc | Semper paratus--Off we go into the wild blue yonder--Anchors aweigh--Marines hymn--The Army goes rolling along. (Content). Taken from cd entitled: "The flag flies high." Presented by Col. L. Bryan Shelburne Jr., leader and commander. Features the U.S. Army Chorus. "The U.S. Air Force" Words & Music by Robert Crawford Copyright © 1939, 1942, 1951 by Carl Fischer, Inc. Copyrights renewed. All Rights assigned to Carl Fischer, LLC. International copyright secured. All rights reserved. Used with permission. (Copyright Notice). Sound Recording (Form).
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