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Right side front view, medium shot, as on Wednesday the 26 of April, the United States Air Force band in Europe performed at the Fritz-Walter Stadium in Kaiserslautern Germany. The event was a soccer match between the national teams of Germany and Switzerland. The band was requested by Herr Herzog, manager of the Kaiserslautern Soccer and Sports Club, to include the "American Friend"in the celebration. The match was a gesture by the German Soccer Federation honoring the 100 anniversary of the Sports Club
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Right side profile medium shot on Wednesday the 26 of April, the United States Air Force band in Europe performed at the Fritz-Walter Stadium in Kaiserslautern Germany. The event was a soccer match between the national teams of Germany and Switzerland. The band was requested by Herr Herzog, manager of the Kaiserslautern Soccer and Sports Club, to include the "American Friend"in the celebration. The match was a gesture by the German Soccer Federation honoring the 100 anniversary of the Sports Club
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The original finding aid described this photograph as:
Base: Kaiserslautern
Country: Deutschland / Germany (DEU)
Scene Camera Operator: SRA Omolara Akinretoye, USAF
Release Status: Released to Public
Combined Military Service Digital Photographic Files
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Date
25/03/2000
Source
The U.S. National Archives
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