The U.S. Air Force Blue | U.S. Air Force March

"The U.S. Air Force Blue" is a song associated with the United States Air Force. Composed in 1957 as an advertising jingle for recruiting ads, the song's popularity subsequently saw it receive wider use. As of 2019, it is listed in the Air Force Manual as an authorized piece of ceremonial music.

[dalezimmerman]

I am very proud to have served in the US Air Force in the 1960's, this was our song and I still love to hear it.

[RoyalKronk]

I grew up on Air Force bases - I definitely miss hearing this played at movie theaters prior to the movie.

[NeuesLied]

Haven't made anything in the U.S. for a long time, so I thought why not make one. I'll get back to some Soviet marches shortly.

[generalspitfire]

I had a uncle who has served in the U.S. Air Force and he worked with the F-15 Eagle. And this song makes me proud to be a American

[johnpatterson]

In 1969 I signed up for the USAF. I am just as proud of that today as I was when I left for basic training.

[atomicspartan]

Finally! Some other US Air Force song other than Off Into the Wild Blue!

[Russian_Comrade]

That's quite unexpectedly to hear US music here. But still a good work and music!

[jakeblock]

1969 to 1989, from Wheelus AB, Lybia to Travis AFB, CA, I proudly wore the blue and got the blue eyed girl too! PORT DAWGS FOREVER!

[politicallyinaccuratetoast]

id like to thank all the people who view this channel for the soviet music for not losing their shit when neues posted this, thanks for being different

[JackGero-hdmo]

Not an Air Force veteran

However, I am a civil air patrol Cadet

They played this song at our encampment graduation during our pass and review

I’m proud of the civil air patrol and I am proud of the Air Force


Integrity first
Volunteer service
Excellence in all we do
And respect

[thewolfdoctor]

Back in the late 50s or early 60s this song would play on TV every Saturday morning around 7 AM, right before Diver Dan came on.

[jeef]

My dad was in the airforce just as Vietnam was starting to kick off, when I was six he told me they came out with a song and told me the first line so I'd know it when I heard it. 12 years later and here I am.

[unclesam]

I love this song thank you brother for posting this awesome American song.

[dam]

This is from my uncle's time. One the best aircraft mechanic. Thank you for your service. Go usaf! Go blue!🇺🇸👍💯

[bailoutgolf]

Loved hearing this song on the commercial.

[spctrsteve]

Back in the day, late 60's, when I joined the USAF, this was the song we were told to learn in basic training and was played in theaters on base. Now I still remember the words and really enjoy seeing the aircraft in it that made the USAF the most powerful military on earth. 33 years of AF life later, I still like the song.

[carlbehr]

A lot of great video footage here. Thanks for putting this together. And more thanks for using the original lyrics to this great song and not the watered-down PC lyrics from some woke general now in charge.

[TJ-USMC]

Served with the 163 Air Refueling Wing - Air National Guard - March AFB - KC-135E and R

[ricsonescalicas]

US music dedicated to its military is rare.

[simbachvazo]

It is so catchy, I see why it would be part of a recruitment campaign.