The owners of Tennant Funeral Home & Crematory, Dave Tennant, David Tennant, and Justin Tennant recently donated a new ceremonial bugle to the Jake Uhrig VFW Post 3541 and American Legion Post 20 ...

A fabricated story about the U.S. military bugle call "Taps" long predates the creation of the internet. Here's the true ...

The 24 notes of taps were strung together in 1862, when Army Gen. Daniel Butterfield reworked the traditional “lights out” bugle call that he disliked, said Villanueva, who has written about ...

Ronald Reagan will have his own bugle. After Army Sgt. Maj. Woodrow English finishes playing taps at Reagan’s California gravesite tonight, he will donate his bugle to the Reagan family. That… ...

Korean War Navy veteran Michael Del Vecchio Sr., age 90, plays live Taps on his bugle at veterans funerals as a fitting tribute, instead of the typical recorded version of Taps. The former ...

Hudson’s group is a national network of bugle players who will provide services free of charge. He said about 5,000 active buglers — not all veterans — are part of the group, and they range ...

Only about 8 percent of San Diego military funerals had a live bugle player when Bugles Across America was founded in 2000. With the group's help, now 28 percent do, Zanni said.

The ceremonial bugle will not be used when a military musician is available, he said. The Pentagon plans to start a six-month test of the ceremonial bugle in Missouri on Nov. 7.

Ronald Reagan will have his own bugle. After Army Sgt. Maj. Woodrow English finishes playing taps at Reagan’s California gravesite tonight, he will donate his bugle to the Reagan family. That… ...

“I was a part of the Drum and Bugle Corps and we were asked to have a bugler play “Taps” at a military funeral. I’ve been playing ever since.” ...