Special Forces Command Gets Own Service Band

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Special Forces Command Gets Own Service Band

Over 40 soldiers of the Special Forces Command, Directorate of Band, were passed out on Jul 5, 2019, after one year of quality training on band/music. The...

Over 40 soldiers of the Special Forces Command, Directorate of Band, were passed out on Jul 5, 2019, after one year of quality training on band/music.

The Deputy Commander Special Forces Command, Col. Peter Candia, who represented the Commander SFC, Maj Gen. James Birungi, presided over the function which was held at Sera Kasenyi Training School, Wakiso District.

“You have made history today by pioneering the establishment of a band with full structures in SFC, something which was viewed as an impossibility a year ago”.

He applauded the Graduands for earning a new profession to themselves and urged them to continue with training in order to master their equipment, gain confidence and acquire general experience in the field. SFC band was trained by its sister Service from the Uganda People'sDefence Air Forces (UPDAF)

They were trained in the basics of music; Theory, Practicals, Orchestration and Aural.

The establishment of this band fulfils the strategic intent of making every Service self-reliant in terms of providing music to its troops. Land and Air Forces already had their band.

The training which started on 18th Jun 2018 came to a close today July 5, 2019.

The function was attended by Commanding officers, Directors, Officers, men, parents, and spouses of militants of SFC.

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