Even in the din of the chattering crowd present at the Wagah Border, the bugle’s sound is easily identifiable when the Pakistani flag is unfurled. Bugle players say that it is not just any melody but ...

Less than three weeks before D-Day, four World War II comrades inscribed their last names, first and middle initials, and ranks on a brass bugle, along with the date May 18, 1944. Eighty years later, ...

LUCKNOW: Bugle, an instrument common with the drills of armed forces and used in wars, ceremonies, and parades for decades, ...

The Townsville brothers outbid rivals at an annual military auction in northern Queensland for the bugle from the Vietnam War. They have donated the instrument to the Maryborough Military and Colonial ...

MORE than 80 years after being lost at sea during an audacious Occupation escape attempt, a dented silver bugle has been polished up and played again to mark Remembrance Sunday. The colourful story of ...

IIIF provides researchers rich metadata and media viewing options for comparison of works across cultural heritage collections. Visit the IIIF page to learn more. This bugle was sold by the firm of J.

Aaron Vopni, the commanding officer for the 702 Lynx Squadron Royal Air Cadets, is often asked to play The Last Post for Remembrance Day. This year, he was loaned a bugle made in 1913. He’s been ...

Tom Stapleton delivered The Last Post on a bugle at Dedham's remembrance service a century after it was last used at the event A bugle played during World War One by a soldier has been used to sound ...

Varanasi: With two new Geographical Indication tagged goods, Mathura zari poshak and Meerut bugle, UP maintained its dominance in GI-tagged goods in the country. The zari attire made in Mathura is ...