The Glenn Miller Army Air Force Band

The Glenn Miller Army Air Force Band was a famous U.S. military band formed during World War II, led by the renowned trombone player and bandleader Glenn Miller. It performed popular swing and jazz music to boost troop morale and entertain both military personnel and civilians. Stationed at military bases, the band toured widely across the United States and abroad, delivering high-quality performances that became iconic of the wartime era. After Miller's disappearance during a flight in 1944, the band continued under different leadership, maintaining its reputation for excellence and patriotic spirit.