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Sept. 14, 2006

After a 15-month startup process, the Air Force Band now has a “streaming” presence on the Internet. Utilizing the Army’s Soldiers Radio for the Internet service, the Air Force Bandstand operates 24 hours a day, offering music ranging from jazz to patriotic, along with news from the Air Force News Agency. (Try it here.)

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