waf band造句

• The WAF Band was inactivated in 1961, most likely victims of their success.
• In its ten-year lifespan, the WAF Band was served by some 235 women musicians with approximately 50 members at any one time.
• That same year Howard issued a directive forbidding the WAF Band to appear at any civilian functions such as county fairs and schools where they had become popular.
• Nissly continued to accept these civilian invitations in contravention of the directive, allowing anti-women elements in the USAF an excuse to charge the WAF Band with insubordination.
• They also had to be white; the Air Force knew the WAF Band would be touring the segregated Deep South and they did not want to cross the race barrier.
• The Sousa Archives and Center for American Music holds the Martha Awkerman WAF and Long Beach Band Papers, 1940-2002 which consists of scrapbooks, photographs, and recordings of cornet soloist Martha Awkerman and the WAF Band.
• In 1957, while flying aboard a C-124 Globemaster II, the WAF Band was invited by General James L . Jackson, Deputy Commander of the San Bernardino Air Materiel Area, Air Materiel Command, to move to his headquarters at Norton AFB in San Bernardino, California.