by Chris Ferrara
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by Steve Vickers, DCW Publisher
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by Steve Vickers, DCW Publisher
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It’s no surprise to readers of Drum Corps World that memories of the San Francisco Renegades are some of the most noteworthy aspects of Drum Corps Associates’ growth and popularity over the last decade. From their first appearance at the Labor Day weekend championship in 2002, the group has presented some of the most unusual and thought-provoking productions among the two-dozen all-age corps that have annually populated the...
by Mike Ferlazzo, DCW staff
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Some still ask, “What is Bugles Across America?”
At the end of 1999, Congress passed a law that said every veteran — meaning anyone who has worn the the uniform of the United states and received an Honorable Discharge — can have a military funeral. The military would supply at least two uniformed personnel to fold and present the American flag.
Since the military only has about 500 players to sound Taps, it could only send a live bugler when available. They said most would receive a recorded musical message since there...
