Gene Horner spent much of his life honoring veterans with his bugle at countless Alaska memorial and burial ceremonies. On Tuesday, it was Horner who was honored, as another bugler sounded taps and ...

Every morning before work, and before sunrise, David Dodson sits in his car, garage door closed, and practices playing his trumpet for 30 minutes. He always finishes with taps — a chilling, 24-note ...

GLOUCESTER TWP. - Twenty yards from a mourning military family, a lone bugler sounds taps, the military "lights out" bugle call some consider the most meaningful 24 notes in American musical history.

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SHELTON — The pandemic may have canceled the parades, but thanks to some area American Legion members, the country’s fallen soldiers will be remembered this Memorial Day. Musicians from throughout the ...

At its heart, the military bugle call taps is a tune of comfort. Even when sounded at the most solemn time — the funeral of a fallen soldier or sailor — it’s meant to assure: The day is done, it’s ...