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

Korean War veteran Michael Del Vecchio Sr.,, 90 of Dover stands at attention at a funeral service in a cemetery, waiting a signal from a military honor guard to play Taps on his bugle.

Guy Taylor, 83, would end every day by going to his balcony on the Galveston strand and play 'Taps' on his bugle. Taylor led a modest life, but inspired thousands with his passion and love for his ...

Veterans deserved better. So Day started Bugles Across America, a national network of buglers that furnishes musicians to play taps at funerals and other military observances, at no charge.

That's 95 year old Sam Mandanello on the trumpet playing taps every Memorial Day. He plays the song at 3 p.m., taking part in taps across America. All over America, uh, at 3 o'clock, uh, people ...

Jim McDevitt preparing to play "Taps" at Washington Crossing National Cemetery in Bucks County. He was a teenager in the 1950s who didn't play music when he accompanied a friend to a drum and ...

Co-host Esai Morales introduces "Taps" on the 2025 National Memorial Day Concert. In honor of the fallen and their families, U.S. Marine Corps SSgt. James McAloon performs the bugle call signal ...

Caleb Hardy, background, and Bailey Premer say they are honored to play taps at funerals for veterans. The college students began their service at Kearney High School and say the 24 bugle notes ...

On Memorial Day, trumpet player Jeff Farmer arrived at Saint Helena Public Cemetery and sounded taps at 3 p.m. For saxophone player Janette Beebe, she played the military bugle call in front of ...

This tribute also includes law enforcement and firefighters. Each day at 6 p.m. sharp, a different student from Arcadia High School donates his or her time and talents by playing taps.

To make his point, at 6 every night since March 23 Erikson has ventured to Burlington's Wehmhoff Square Park to play "Taps" on his bugle. He vows to continue the practice until the war ends ...

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