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After a six-month trial involving more than 1,000 funerals in Missouri, the Pentagon announced this month that the device, known as a ceremonial bugler, could be used across the world at military funerals for which a human bugler is not available.
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We've already talked about this from this very post over in the Lounge. I'm curious why you would post it again over here.
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Our apologies. We assumed that each was its own distinct forum and therefore, accommodated a different group of users.
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