Theater of the Mind
I Sustain the Wings
14 episodes · 1943–1945 · NBC · Big Bands

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Glenn Miller and the band of the Army Air Forces Training Command, on NBC during the war years. Radio Days has 14 broadcasts, 1943 to 1945, matched to RadioGOLDINdex for date and credits.
Sources: RadioGOLDINdex (J. David Goldin)
Episodes
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1943
- It Must Be Jelly ('Cause Jam Don't Shake Like That)
Glenn Miller and The Band Of The AAF Training Command. Singing: Johnny Desmond. The first tune is "It Must Be Jelly ('Cause Jam Don't Shake Like That)." - Here We Go Again
Glenn Miller and The Band Of The AAF Training Command. Singing: Johnny Desmond. The first tune is "Here We Go Again." - Sun Valley Jump
Glenn Miller and The Band Of The AAF Training Command. Singing: Johnny Desmond. The first tune is "Sun Valley Jump." - I Hear You Screamin'
Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. Singing: Johnny Desmond. The first tune is "I Hear You Screamin'." - Caribbean Clipper (1943)
Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, from Halloran General Hospital, Staten Island, New York. Singing: Johnny Desmond. The first tune is "Caribbean Clipper."
1944
- American Patrol
Glenn Miller and The Band Of The AAF Training Command. Singing: Bob Carroll and Johnny Desmond. The first tune is "American Patrol." - Caribbean Clipper (1944)
Glenn Miller and The Band Of The AAF Training Command. The first tune is "Caribbean Clipper." - Everybody Loves My Baby
Glenn Miller and The Band Of The AAF Training Command. Singing: Johnny Desmond. The first tune is "Everybody Loves My Baby." - Flyin' Home
Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, from the Servicemen's Center #2, Chicago. Singing: Johnny Desmond. The first tune is "Flyin' Home."
1945
- Flying Home
Major Glenn Miller's Army Air Forces Overseas Orchestra. Singing: Johnny Desmond. The first tune is "Flying Home." - Passage Interdit
Major Glenn Miller's Army Air Forces Overseas Orchestra. Singing: Johnny Desmond. The first tune is "Passage Interdit." - Tail End Charlie
Major Glenn Miller's Army Air Forces Overseas Orchestra. Singing: Johnny Desmond and Peanuts Hucko. The first tune is "Tail End Charlie." - October 20, 1945
Major Glenn Miller's Army Air Forces Overseas Orchestra. Singing: Johnny Desmond. - 7-0-5
Major Glenn Miller's Army Air Forces Overseas Orchestra. Singing: Johnny Desmond. The first tune is "7-0-5."