Taps In Honored GloryA Centennial RemembranceTaps at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier TAPS FOR VETERANS is sponsoring TAPS IN HONORED GLORY to commemorate the…
Posts published in “History of Taps”
National Hot Dog Day July 21, 2021 Hot dogs and baseball. As American as it gets. Despite the changing years and the culinary tastes of…
A short history of Berkeley Plantation in Charles City, VA and the origin of the bugle call Taps. Berkeley is the birthplace of Taps. www.BerkeleyPlantation.com
A MILITARY BAND PLAYS UNDER FIRE The 26th North Carolina Regimental Band served from April 1862 until the end of the war. The band was…
TAPS ACROSS AMERICA WAS A GREAT SUCCESS! OVER 5000 PARTICIPATEDYou can view the videos on our YouTube channel by clicking on the photo below THANK-YOU…
On June 3 in 1888: San Francisco Examiner published Casey at the Bat, by “Phin”, a pseudonym for Ernest Lawrence Thayer (1863-1940), a writer and…
TAPS ON A FLUTE? The bugle call of Taps was originally created to replace the regulation call for lights out and remained in the Army…
The Unknown Soldier of World War IState Funeral23 October-II November 1921 from THE LAST SALUTE: CIVIL AND MILITARY FUNERALS 1921-1969by B. C. Mossman and M.…
