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John Philip Sousa, the March King, marched into history as composer and conductor of "The President's Own."
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Corpus Christi Veterans Give Submarine Send off in Pearl Harbor
The Veterans Band of Corpus Christi performed more than 3,600 miles from home. Their mission? Giving a proper send off to a s...
Navy Band Could Be Restricted to Military Events
An amendment to the House of Representatives' 2017 defense appropriations act would restrict where military bands can perform...
Auditors: Military Bands Can't Toot Their Own Horns
The Pentagon's 136 music bands can't prove they are meeting their missions, according to a GAO report.
Airman Doolittle Returns to World Series to Serenade America
If it’s the World Series, it’s Airman 1st Class Michelle Doolittle in the seventh inning.
New Haven Welcomes U.S. Navy Band Ahead of Saturday's Free Concert
The city welcomed the U.S. Navy Band Thursday ahead of their scheduled performance at Yale's Woolsey Hall this weekend as par...
Marines Follow Passion for Music Through Enlistment Program
The Marine Corps is best known for fighting and winning battles. Yet, although the motto: “Every Marine a Rifleman,” illustra...
Navy Chorus Bring Sea Chanteys, Other Music to Maine
Maine is going to get an opportunity to hear sea chanteys and other music from U.S. Navy sailors.
Pendleton Marine Named Musician of the Year
Camp Pendleton Marine Staff Sgt. Alex Panos was picked as a top musician in the Marine Corps.
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Major Power Shift Underway at Pentagon as Army Leaders Step Up
Trump's tweet that Army Secretary Esper will take over as acting Pentagon chief could mean a altered power landscape.
In First, Air Force Flies Hypersonic Missile Prototype on B-52 Bomber
The weapon, known as ARRW (pronounced "Arrow"), flew on a B-52 Stratofortress bomber aircraft at Edwards Air Force Base.
Shanahan Steps Down as Acting Defense Secretary After Reports of FBI Investigation
Army Secretary Mark Esper will become acting SecDef, President Donald Trump tweeted.
His Suicide Note Was a Message to the Navy. The Way He Died Was the Exclamation Point
Leadership "contributed" to Brandon Caserta's decision to take his own life, an investigation found.
Iran Doesn't Believe US Will Respond to an Attack, General Says
Selva's comments come one day after the Pentagon ordered 1,000 more troops to the region as tensio continue to rise.