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flown in 1923
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military history newsletter Bugler (disambiguation) Bugel,
surname Bugling, a
sound made...
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bugle is a
simple signaling br****
instrument with a wide
conical bore. It
normally has no
valves or
other pitch-altering devices, and is thus limited...
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trumpeting of this
podcast may well turn into
bugling the Last Post. I
guess what I'm
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Bugler is the name of a roll-your-own
brand of
tobacco and
rolling papers. The
Bugler brand was
first introduced in the
United States in 1932 by Lane...
- A
bugler is
someone who
plays the
bugle.
Bugler may also
refer to:
Bugler (tobacco), a
brand of
tobacco Bugler (rank), a
former military rank
Bugler (BSA)...
- the Post", pla**** on the
bugle by a
member of the
United States Army Band
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media help. A
bugle call is a
short tune, originating...
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American elk
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Bulls have a loud, high-pitched, whistle-like
vocalization known as
bugling,
which advertise...
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bugle (also
Royal Kent
bugle, or Kent
bugle) is a wide
conical bore br****
instrument with tone
holes operated by keys to
alter the
pitch and...
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beginning of September.
During the pre-rut
bulls begin bugling and
gathering their herds.
Bulls will
bugle to
attract cows as well as to
express dominance over...
- and
bugle corps is a name used to
describe several related musical ensembles. Drum and
bugle corps (modern), a
musical marching unit Drum and
bugle corps...
