It takes a while to start up an entirely new branch of the military. You’ve got to come up with a name for what your new members will be called. You’ve got to design new uniforms. And you need a song ...
The U.S. Space Force unveiled its official song on Tuesday, titled “Semper Supra” after the military branch’s motto, translated “always above.” The piece was created by two former service members, ...
The Space Force finally has an official song, three years after becoming the sixth service branch of the U.S. military. Chief of Space Operations Gen. John "Jay" Raymond unveiled the song -- titled ...
The upright piano was old and out of tune, but James Linzey couldn’t resist the urge to stop and touch the keys. Sitting in the former Dalton gang museum building in Coffeyville, Kansas, Linzey ...
When he unveiled the Space Force’s official song on Tuesday, Chief of Space Operations Gen. John Raymond said “it’s easily singable, even by people that cannot sing, and trust me, you won’t hear me ...
The U.S. Space Force unveiled its official song on Tuesday, titled "Semper Supra." The USSF is America's newest military branch, being founded under former President Donald Trump in 2018. The branch ...
Space Force, the sixth and newest branch of the United States Armed Forces, officially has a theme song. The song is called “Semper Supra” and debuted this morning at the 2022 Air, Space & Cyber ...
The Space Force has a song, and it doesn’t mention the aliens, intergalactic horse rides, or planetary conquests that were the signature of the many parodies that have plagued the service for nearly ...
It was a familiar scenario for the fledgling military branch, which has been the butt of jokes and TV satire. By Michael Levenson Since its creation in 2019, the United States Space Force has named ...
The song has landed: A couple months shy of its third birthday, the Space Force has an official song. Chief of Space Operations Gen. Jay Raymond unveiled the tune Tuesday at the Air, Space, and Cyber ...
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