Every day since the World War I Memorial first opened back in 2021, a bugler has played “Taps” live at 5 p.m. — rain or shine.

Brig. Gen. Daniel Butterfield not only earned a Medal of Honor while serving in the Union Army during the Civil War, but he also is responsible for the bugle call we know as taps.

A veteran who died in Chicago without any recollection of their life has been memorialized in a funeral service with military ...

What: A volunteer group providing military funeral honors for local veterans, including folding and presenting the burial flag, firing seven M1-Garand rifles, and playing taps.

Band members played taps, the national anthem, and other military songs at the National Cemetery of the Alleghenies. The group was founded 25 years ago after Congress passed legislation giving all ...

For decades, he volunteered to sound taps when a veteran was buried with military honors, believing that a recording, though permitted under military protocol, was insufficient. “I take it real ...

Her mother said the military "didn’t preserve her body or prepare her to come home" and described her as "infested with ...

Taps Across America started in 2020 during the pandemic to unite community members. Buglers and musicians played on their porches, lawns, at a time when parades and public ceremonies were largely ...

Raymond Farris Chambers bonded with his in-home physical therapist Heather Holmes and her family over a period of 12 years.