Subj: 2002 B-1B squadron songbook 
Date: 11/27/2004 1:17:24 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: contact@horntip.com
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Hello everyone,

Here is a songbook courtesy of Rainer Otter.   This Word songbook is titled the 37th BS Squadron Songbook (1.5MB):

   http://horntip.com/2002.06.01-37th-bs-b-1b-sqdn-song-book.pdf

This songbook was probably done by Jeffrey Hoyt and Steven Beasley as the following is found imbedded in the Word document code:

     Jeff and Denise Hoyt
     C:\Song Book\Song Book.doc
     Jeff & Denise Hoyt !
     C:\Jeff\Song Book\Song Book-2.doc
     Jeff & Denise Hoyt O
     C:\WINDOWS\Application Data\Microsoft\Word\AutoRecovery save of Song Book-2.asd
     Steven Beasley c
     C:\Documents and Settings\Steven\Application Data\Microsoft\Word\AutoRecovery save of Song Book.asd
     Steven Beasley 6
     C:\Documents and Settings\Steven\Desktop\Song Book.doc
     Steven Beasley

Jeffrey Hoyt was a B-1B pilot and Steven Beasley was a Senior Airman both served at Dyess AFB, Texas.   Dyess AFB's 28th BS was the Air Force's only formal training unit for the B-1.

If you would, please don't release the songbook to the internet as it may be detrimental to those still serving.

BTW, Lydia this songbook has "Swing Low" (pg 25-6) and mentions the gestures.
 
Yours,

Jack Horntip
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For those researching military songs, it is often difficult finding the texts of songs (primary & otherwise).  Here are large multi-MB PDFs of rare military songbooks which I currently making available to researchers:


    Military Xerox-lore found in WWII collections:
        ca 1943  http://horntip.com/1943ca-bawdy-xerox-lore-and-broadsides.pdf  (1.8MB)
        ca 1944  http://horntip.com/1944ca-misc-xerox-lore-and-typescripts.pdf  (4.0MB)


    ca 1944 The Drunk's Album (a RAAF [Royal Australian Air Force] songbook).
    http://horntip.com/1944ca-the-drunk-s-album-[raaf-songbook].pdf  (2.1MB)


    1945 Mess Hall Songs & Rhymes of the Wartime RAAF
    http://horntip.com/1945-mess-hall-songs-1961-reprint.pdf  (9MB)


    March 1945  Songs of the Century [100th Bomb Group]
    http://horntip.com/1945-songs-of-the-century-[100th-bomb-group].pdf  (2.7MB)


    ca 1947 Ballads of World War II by Henderson:
    http://horntip.com/1947ca-ballads-of-world-war-ii-by-henderson.pdf  (8.5MB)


    ca 1966 Fleet Air Arm Song Book (1st edition):
    http://horntip.com/1966ca-the-fleet-air-arm-song-book-1st-edition.pdf  (5.2MB)


    ca 1968 Drinking Songs & Dirty Ditties songbooks [35th Tactical Fighter Wing]
    http://horntip.com/1968ca-35th-tactical-fighter-wing-two-songbooks.pdf  (6.8MB)


    ca 1969 Songs of SEA & Other Things & Places (with Stag Bar Supplement):
    http://horntip.com/1969ca-songs-of-sea-with-stag-bar-supplement.pdf  (17.8MB)


    ca 1991 335th TF Squadron "Chiefs" Songbook:
    http://horntip.com/1991ca-335th-f-s-songbook.pdf  (5.3MB)


    2003 Rainer Otter's Fortuna's Combat Songbook 
    http://horntip.com/2003-02-04-rainer-otter-s-Fortuna-s-Combat-Songbook.pdf  (11MB)


If you are interested in the Fleet Air Arm (British) songs.  You will need to order the 2nd edition of The Fleet Air Arm Song Book (ca 1979).  It has different content than the 1st edition (provided above).  You can purchase the 2nd edition online for only 4pounds here:

        http://www.fleetairarm.com/catalogue/group.asp?group=4&Start=4



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