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[QUOTE="CMC'72, post: 4322799, member: 7661"]
In the 60s, most Memorial Days, in my teens in Forestville, CT, I was honored to be the Echo Taps Bugler, far out of site on a distant hill, echoing the deeply felt "goodbye" to all our fallen, in all lands.  Our cry resonated over graves and all those left behind, no matter our beliefs, and overtook any other cares we may have had going on...  R.I.P to all our fallen.
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Echo Taps
Echo Taps is a custom of sounding the call with two buglers standing at some distance apart to achieve an echo effect.
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