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The history behind the 24 notes in 'Taps'

Fact check: The tune for taps was not found in a Confederate soldier's pocket by his Union father

Firing Three Volleys at a Military Funeral - Taps Bugler: Jari Villanueva

Long before Gaelic kings and Viking raiders shaped Scotland’s destiny, a powerful people reigned over the rugged lands of the north — the Picts, known to the Romans as the Painted Ones. From the third to the ninth centuries AD, they carved their history in stone — spirals, beasts, and enigmatic symbols still standing like whispers from another age. Among these symbols and graves, one truth stands out: Pictish women wielded extraordinary power. Their society may have been matrilineal, meaning kin

Taps: How a Medal of Honor Recipient Gave America its Most Famous Military Bugle Call Ever