The bugle that sounded the end of the First World War By Kelly Whitson, November 8, 2013 Kelly Whitson, who works with our Division of…
Taps Bugler: Jari Villanueva
Taps at The Tomb of The Unknown Soldier
TAPS AT THE TOMB OF THE UNKNOWN SOLDIERJari Villanueva, Master Sergeant (retired) USAF BAND© Copyright 2021 Jari Villanueva TapsBugler.com The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier…
Commodore Matthew Perry’s Bugler
“A sailor usually considers himself as out of the pale of respectable society, and he longs for an opportunity to become the only thing he…
Taps Vs. Last Post
Taps Vs. The Last PostA look at two iconic bugle calls Of all the bugle signals sounded in the world, the two that stand out…
Daniel Adams Butterfield
DANIEL ADAMS BUTTERFIELD 1831-1901 Who was the general whose name is associated with Taps? Daniel Adams Butterfield was born in Utica, New York, on October…
Bugles and Bugling prior to the Civil War
The Evolution of Trumpet and Bugle Signals in the United States Military from 1798-1874 Introduction Armies have used signaling instruments ever since there have been…
From Vietnam to the World Trade Center
A bugle, a soldier, and a real hero of September 11th Above is a photo of US Army PFC Ira Rolston sounding a captured Viet…
The Life of Giovanni Martino (John Martin): Custer’s Bugler
The Life of Giovanni Martino (John Martin): Custer’s BuglerFrom Custer’s Bugler: The Life of John Martin by Leo Solimine The General raised his hand, signaling…