Daniel Butterfield grew weary of "Extinguish Lights" the French bugle call used to mark evening turn-in.
Disillusioned, according to Mr Din, he threw his bugle into the Ganges shortly before he died.
Patty was the youngest of the sisters whose hits included Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy of Company B.
One of their biggest hits was "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy, " which became a World War II anthem.
They were topped with a large centre bow edged with red glass bugle beads, crystals and three emerald shaped crystals.
The bugle has called the horses to the post, and it's almost time for the 139th running of the Kentucky Derby.
She was wearing a gray Bugle Boy shirt with a collar, light blue jeans and white Reebok sneakers with gray trim.
The melody he had in mind was based on an old "Tattoo" a rigid bugle call that summoned soldiers for the day's last roll call.
Speaking to reporters on a hilltop about a mile from a legal travellers' site in Bugle, near St Austell, he pledged to ensure planning laws were "enforced consistently".
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"If every small item, let us pick for example, a toilet roll, although it's a perfectly legitimate thing to claim for and should be claimed for... nonetheless if the Barnstaple Bugle seeks to make something of it then that will happen, " he said.
So the way is now clear for European heads of governments to sound the bugle for stronger defence when they meet in Helsinki next month and for humbler diplomats and defence-planners to begin a year's hard slog working out what, if anything, all this grandiloquence really means.
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