395th Army Band
Existing research already leaves the postwar Oklahoma station chronology unresolved. A 1943 federal origin and modern Mustang assignment do not by themselves prove Oklahoma operation during 1941–1960.
Musical history collection
13 evidence entries. Topic placement is a browsing aid; each entry states its own limits.
Existing research already leaves the postwar Oklahoma station chronology unresolved. A 1943 federal origin and modern Mustang assignment do not by themselves prove Oklahoma operation during 1941–1960.
Existing project profile gives constitution as 13th Band, Coast Artillery Corps, March 1, 1907, from official Army lineage. Retain that controlling baseline and February 24, 1955 Fort Sill activation.
New York State Military Museum records Rochester home station, mobilization October 15, 1950, Fort Sill duty for the active-service period, and release February 24, 1955. Its account of the 1951 report lists 89 parades/reviews, seven off-post parades, forty concerts and eighteen athletic events. It dates Oklahoma City/Tulsa dedication visits to August 2–5, Hobart parade to August 6 and Oklahoma City State Fair to September 21–22, 1951; Ralph V. Smith assumed command October 15.
Preserve the supplied Fires Bulletin archive locator and proposed town-by-town 1941–1960 search as future research work.
OU’s 2015 feature describes the group playing parades, funerals and other events since 1957, adding a source beyond the organization’s existing history.
September 6, 1900 Chandler News explicitly identifies a Mistletoe military band in Norman.
July 6, 1900 issue contains a First Regiment serenade report.
Named for the joint Phillips concert, with Carey and George F. Wingert Jr. conducting.
The claimed Oklahoma City stationing from 1949 is retained as a lead. No 1949 text was found on the cited units page or linked band-history page in this review.
Lineage and 1955 Milburn Carey image already represented.
February 24, 1955 Fort Sill activation already represented in newer project profile.
Fort Sill 1950 photograph already represented.
November 24, 1942 photograph already represented. Classify as Salvation Army religious/institutional brass band, not a U.S. military unit.