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 ... the bugle was taken as a trophy from German troops ...

So, the only way they could signal troops to do what they wanted them to do was to use a bugle," Green said. He wears a replica WWI uniform while he plays the funeral and remembrance song.

He arrived as his unit armed with an unadorned, 16-inch long, M1892 polished brass bugle manufactured by ... At 5:10 a.m., German representatives signed an Armistice before French and British ...

He wrote about the bugle taken from a dead German soldier, referring to having some “loot”, in a letter to his brother in 1917. The instrument will be played at a ceremony tomorrow at Redford ...

"It was very near and dear to himself; no matter what, he always played the bugle at every Anzac service." Although it is more than 100 years old, the copper and brass instrument is in remarkable ...

Two episodes from a series that aired last summer called The Bugle and the Passing Bell. The bugle is a call to action, the passing bell calls us to a funeral. SIXTY THREE OF ONE HUNDRED PHOTOS ...

For nearly 100 years, commemorations across the country on November 11 have honored military servicemen and women. What was once known as Armistice Day, to mark the end of World War I, is now ...

Mark Manning's great grandfather, Pte Henry Howard, holds the bugle in front of a horse-drawn ambulance in France during WW1 His great grandson, Mark Manning, 63, was at the ceremony in Dedham ...

before they boarded ships with their guns and horses to fight the army of the German Kaiser. The voices in the video belong to the following soldiers: On the 100th anniversary of WWI, Q looks at ...

An 86-year-old Perth woman has taken on a Tasmanian RSL club in a bid to bring her father's World War I bugle back to Western Australia. Lillian Matson's father, Samuel McClements, volunteered to ...