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Historic Memorial Day observance

Gary Marquardt learned to play the trumpet a decade ago after seeing a man with a toy bugle playing a recording of "Taps" at a veteran's funeral.

About 20,000 African-Americans trained at Montford Point, North Carolina, separate from the rest of Camp Lejeune.

(WGHP) — A North Carolina man is honoring fallen soldiers through music. “Got to do my breathing,” said Ron Stewart, as he opened a small case, pulled out a bugle and exhaled. “Of course, I’ve learned everything the hard way even the breathings.” Ron was alone in a cemetery in Charlotte about a mile from […]

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) - A simple melody…with an unmistakable meaning.  “It can tug at the heart strings,” said Gene Burmeister, Vietnam Veteran and volunteer bugler.  The military bugle call Taps, a final salute to those who’ve made the ultimate sacrifice.  “The reason you’re there playing is becau

The weather held as first responders, public officials and residents gathered under cloudy skies Sunday evening, Sept. 10, for Morris County’s Annual 9/11 Remembrance ceremony in observance of the 22nd

Broomfield marked Veterans Day with the sounds of bugles, fifes and drums, patriotic speeches and the crack of rifles in the morning air. Instead of meeting inside the Broomfield High School auditorium, people from across the Denver Metro area gathered in front of the Broomfield Veterans Museum, 12 Garden Center, because of COVID-19 restrictions. Museum […]

MIAMI, Okla. — The G.A.R. Cemetery will hold its annual British Flyers remembrance ceremony at 10 a.m. Saturday, July 29, on the cemetery grounds.

A gifted athlete, Christopher Moon was an active kid who rode BMX bikes. Christopher was an artist and a good student. By all reports he...

“I do it every year," he said. "It’s my way of honoring those who died from those wars."