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Army Air Corps Cadet Bugler sounding "To The Color"

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Jennifer Baker says:

April 18, 2013 at 2:29 pm

Thanks you for the information. I am researching for a paper in my Military History course. I’m taking a look at the history and significance of the bugle within battle and structure of the US military. I have been amazed at the impact one small instrument can have. Your site was a wealth of information. Thanks so much and God bless.
Glenn Green says:

April 1, 2013 at 9:06 pm

Dear Sirs, I am a bugle collector for some time now . About 3 years ago I bought a bugle from a young lady who I have not been able to get back in touch with. I was told it was one captured and recaptured in Vietnam. It is French clarion d’ ordonnance that has been beat up , but expertly repaired. It has been overly polished and has no makers mark. But it is enscribed “VIETNAM” has the “AIRBORNE” over the screaming eagle patch and”68-69″ is enscribed. The young lady said she had paper work to verify this along with the tuneable mouthpiece tube which it was missing. I never heard from her again. I can not get in touch with the young lady. How can I tell if this is authentic and weather or not I got taken for my $500. If you send me an e-mail I can send you back pictures of it….Thanks for your time……Glenn