Complete British Army Bugle Calls

[@thekearoldgold]

we will never forget......ever..God bless em all.

[@ronnieroy6022]

thanks for this video
general operations force here in Malaysia using your songs.....am one of the bugler

[@snipper1ie]

Ah! Defaulters parade, every Orderly Sergeants worst nightmare. Something akin to 'One Prisoner in the Guard Room' on handover. And you're going "Ah fer feck sake, what did I do to deserve handling a drunken troop" and him all at odds with being in the army

[@TheShan98]

I need to learn the bugle for a british army boar war reenactment hah this ace thanks for the uplaod

[@fredericwidlak2071]

Nicely done. Who is the bugler?

[@donkeldoothedapperdog]

Dapper!

[@stephyclaws]

Which one would be played at a funeral? the will be a bugle player at my grandfather in laws funeral next week 😢

[@stephyclaws]

Is it the last post? xx

[@zachary3777]

Taps.

[@shawndalapointe699]

+stephyclaws it's known as taps

[@stephyclaws]

Thank you guys xx

[@handofdoom4970]

yes

[@sachingoenka4083]

1:36 / 4:16

[@Flexbase]

Do you know the origin of the "Charlie" reveille, and who uses it? It doesn't appear in my (first edition, 1895 "Red Book" - "Trumpet and Bugle Sounds for the Army), although I've been told the content hasn't since changed).

[@ignotumperignotius630]

+Flexbase originally navy/marines

[@peter-jamesmccafferty2516]

Onboard Royal Navy ships... Royal Marines.

[@MrTimGJ]

Charlie is also known as the Naval reveille, which is probably why it doesn't get in an Army Manual.

[@ricardogriffith3195]

Charlie reveille is used by the Barbados Defence Force

[@MrTimGJ]

It is also known as the Naval Reveille - which is perhaps why it doesn't appear in an army manual.

[@sachingoenka4083]

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[@sachingoenka4083]

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