Uniquely ukulele: Airman plays from the heart
Tech. Sgt. Daniel Baduria plays his ukulele as the opening act for Tops In Blue Sept. 12 at the Waikiki Shell in Honolulu. Sergeant Baduria played as part of the Heritage to Horizons theme of the Air Force's 60th anniversary. His father, Donald Baduria, was an Airman with the Strolling Strings Trio in the Air Force's Tops In Blue entertainment showcase in the 1950s and began teaching him to play the ukulele at age four. Sergeant Baduria, who lost his father to cancer more than 20 years ago, honored his memory during the performance. Tops In Blue, the Air Force's signature entertainment group, gave a free performance for the public to celebrate Air Force Week Honolulu and the Air Force's 60th anniversary. Sergeant Baduria, is an aircraft fuel systems specialist with the Hawaii Air National Guard's 154th Wing. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Shane A. Cuomo)
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