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Band
Duties and Responsibilities
Band officers formulate policies concerning bands and band personnel participating in public events, honors and ceremonies, and monitor the use and administration of Air Force bands to meet objectives. They also serve as liaison with music associations, publishers, manufacturers, educators and professional tradesmen and musicians to ensure bands have access to state-of-the-art materials. Other responsibilities include directing operation of bands in military and civilian performances, including parades, ceremonies and concerts, and auditioning and testing the technical qualifications of newly assigned and potential band directors and band personnel.
Although there are no corollary civilian opportunities, the leadership and management experience all Air Force Officers receive is in high demand among America's best companies.
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