Bobby Pierce and Staff Sgt. Dina Maldonado listen to the holiday caroling sounds of the Heritage Aire Celtic Ensemble, Langley AFB, VA. at the wing headquarters building Dec. 10. The Air Combat Command band performed for Airmen, family members, civilian employees and retirees around the base by blending traditional music of Ireland, Scotland and England with a contemporary musical style creating a stunning musical tapestry. Sergeant Maldonado is assigned to the 437th Airlift Wing and Mr. Pierce is a member of the 437th Operation Support Squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. David Watson)

Airmen of the 437th Logistics Readiness Squadron watch a holiday caroling performance of the Heritage Aire Celtic Ensemble, Langley AFB, VA. at the squadron?s auditorium Dec. 10. The Air Combat Command band performed for Airmen, family members, civilian employees and retirees around the base blending traditional music of Ireland, Scotland and England with a contemporary musical style by creating a stunning musical tapestry. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. David Watson)

Tech Sgt. Joshua Gates gets assistance from Airmen 1st Class Jasmine Frazier and Cierra Thurman in leading holiday carols at the base clinic Dec. 10. The Air Combat Command band performed for Airmen, family members, civilian employees and retirees around the base blending traditional music of Ireland, Scotland, and England with a contemporary musical style creating a stunning musical tapestry. Sergeant Gates is a member of the Heritage Aire Celtic Ensemble from Langley AFB, VA. and Airmen Frazier and Thurman are from the 437th Medical Group. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. David Watson)

Children from the Child Development Center watch a holiday caroling performance of the Heritage Aire Celtic Ensemble, Langley AFB, VA. Dec. 10. The Air Combat Command band performed for the children at the Child Development Center, blending traditional music of Ireland, Scotland and England with a contemporary musical style creating a stunning musical tapestry. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. David Watson)