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Taps Bugler: Jari Villanueva

The Story of Taps UPDATE

A good news story about Taps and a WIN for the true story. Below is a photo is the “Story of Taps” that was on…

The Taps Myth

Almost every day when I check my e-mails, I get a message or two asking about or forwarding a story for my comment or enlightenment. It starts with, "Reportedly it all began during the Civil War…" and goes on to relate the story of Union Captain Ellicombe and how he finds his wounded Confederate son on a battlefield. The story is that the music of Taps is found in the pocket of the young man and that's how the call came into being. It is a heartwarming and poignant story, but false.

Two Bugle Calls

This special call for an organization was useful in many ways. It had no small effect in arousing and maintaining an esprit de corps in this brigade, second to none in the army. It was known by all troops of the Army of the Potomac, and the brigade which marched to its music was always respected and welcomed by its comrades in arms as an organization to be trusted, and sure to give a good account of itself under all circumstances.

Lyrics or Words to Taps

The Taps Lyrics here including variations and history of the words to Taps.

Taps-The Buglers Cry

Video on the history of Taps Jari Villanueva-Taps Bugler LOOKING FOR A LIVE BUGLER?CLICK HEREorContactwww.TapsFor Veterans.org We have a Patreon Page set up for your…

Oliver Willcox Norton

Who was the bugler who first sounded the call of Taps? When did it happen? What did he do after his time in the Army?…

First Call and Call to the Post

You hear this iconic trumpet (bugle) call at the racetrack. It’s a quick call that’s sounded as the horses are about to led to the…

Richard Fiske Marine Bugler at Pearl Harbor

Richard Fiske was born in Boston, Massachusetts on March 26, 1922. He enlisted in the United States Marine Corps in February 1940. Following Field Music…

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