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Old 23rd Aug 2013, 12:39
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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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TTN:great find! Thanks.

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.
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When one hears the command "Fix Bayonets!" in Combat.....nothing good is going to follow afterwards!
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Old 23rd Aug 2013, 16:24
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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.
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I do know, with respect to bayonets, and from my studies of Dads Army, that "they don't like it up em, you know" !

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Old 24th Aug 2013, 03:13
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Here's the bloke who sounded the Charge of the Light Brigade at Sebastopol proving you right!
After years of watching John Ford westerns, I have say that I prefer the US version of the Charge call:

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Old 24th Aug 2013, 09:07
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Courtney,

Great one but too subtle for some!

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First time I've ever been accused of being too subtle. Must have been the wine!
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