They say
the military has more musicians than the State Department has diplomats. Well,
not all military musicians play old American classics - one group
even has a new rock video out this week.
"I am an American airman. I am a warrior. I
have answered my nation's call," a deep voice narrates toward the end of the
video "Send Me," produced and performed
by the bank Max Impact, made up of Air Force non-commissioned officers. "I will
never leave an airman behind. I will never falter. And I will not fail."
The video integrates footage from the Air Force's "premier rock band" Max Impact
and their travels with members of the Air Force Special Operations Command.
"'Send Me' began as a request from within the special tactics community when
an AFSOC airman saw one of Max Impact's high-energy performances," the Air
Force said in a press release about the video. "Drawing inspiration from the
Special Tactics motto 'First there ... that others may live,' the exciting
original song and video tell the story of these highly-trained Air Force
professionals and highlights their commitment and sacrifices.
Major Sergeant
Shani Prewitt, the Non-Commissioned Officer In Charge (NCOIC) of
Max Impact, talked about the year-long effort to make the "Send Me" music video
with the special operations forces in a promotional video also on
YouTube.
"It means
a lot that we can have our music, follow them wherever they go, and support
their mission and tell their story and what they do," she said.
The song
was written by Master Sergeant Matt Ascione and Master Seargeant Ryan
Carson.
"I want
this song to pump you up. I want this song to encourage you. I want this song
to give you energy to get you through your workday," Carson said. "So get
excited, YEAH!"
On the opposite, the meeting and the fact that media couldn't cover it are an obvious hint she's not ready for a vp. Look, she just went with her father on the workday to greet his friends...
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