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This is the only 1st-Division-Band-in-Vietnam page I know of! Please have a look around and contact me if you would like to contribute a photo or story, or if you have a page to link. Especially let me hear from you if you served in the 60th U.S. Army Band at Ft. Polk, U.S. 1st Infantry Division Big Red One Band in Viet Nam, or 440th U.S. Army Band at Ft. Bragg. And also look at my World War II page, with pictures from my Dad's Army band experiences 1942-45. |
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Don't miss or these recently uncovered 1st Division newspapers from 9/16/67 and 11/25/67. And thanks for stopping by.
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John Philip Sousa wrote Riders for the Flag in honor of the 4th Cavalry Band (later designated the 60th U.S. Army Band). Click on the link to listen to that march as you browse this site. |
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Disclaimers This page is neither affiliated with nor sanctioned by the Department of Defense, U.S. Army, or any agency of the government of the United States of America. It is also not acknowledged by ASCAP, BMI or any musicians' unions. I am not a member of any active duty or reserve army unit. Any opinions, observations, or recollections are strictly my own. All the photographs here not credited to someone else, except for the WWII photos, were taken by me and are my property. The WWII photos were taken by my father or his friends.
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