"Bugler! Sound Charge!
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LB.....we Americans are simple folk you recall.....tis the Bugle for us....only the Bugle. Ever wonder why they are called "Bugle Calls" and not "Trumpet Calls"?
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Courtney: I laughed, I did.
Courtney: I laughed, I did.
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Good thing I had just set the coffee cup down and had not taken a gulp when I read Court's post.....
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@Courtney - Tee Hee.
I saw the start of this thread and was reminded of the story told here (and elsewhere) of the USMC Harrier squadron at Red Flag drawing & fitting bayonets to their steeds before Charging.
I saw the start of this thread and was reminded of the story told here (and elsewhere) of the USMC Harrier squadron at Red Flag drawing & fitting bayonets to their steeds before Charging.
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When one hears the command "Fix Bayonets!" in Combat.....nothing good is going to follow afterwards!
as an aside to an aside, the British army manuals are entitled "Trumpet and Bugle Calls". As any fule kno, the trumpet is keyed of course.
Here's the bloke who sounded the Charge of the Light Brigade at Sebastopol proving you right!