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Initially for fun, I recorded “pay all” on a cassette at my private practice, then hit the intercom to let the girls know that their paychecks were ready. Mystified at first, the girls quickly caught on and became a favorite in the office. Fun when patients were there and the girls would tell the story of Dr. J’s exploits ‘back in the day’. Long since retired but I miss ‘em.

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08/12/2024

I hate when I'm in formation and we have to do this. Like, release us already. The 1SG is always yapping

Ty Great memories Staying at an Air Force Base and had to google this to remember

I was fortunate enough to be stationed on posts where in between "To The Colors" and "Retreat" a cannon salute sounded!

this is the sound i hear from my house every single day at 5 pm

Whenever this is about to play I always try to run to my car, but now i'm starting to actually stand and salute the flag. I love this damn country

I never recall hearing mess call

Instantly puts me back in the Army mentally.

*AND THEY’RE OFF AT THE KENTUCKY DERBY!*

Every brat remembers getting off swings and slides and quitting tag to stand straight with our right hands over our hearts. If you knew in what direction the flag was being lowered, you turned to it. Otherwise, you faced where the bugle sound was coming from. If your parents were in the car, they stopped, and your dad usually got out of the car and stood at attention.

Every day. at 1630.

The image you used for mess call is hilarious to me because of how inaccurate it is.

So well played!

You played some of the same ones twice

69th like baby! Woo!!!!!!!!!

I remember when i was about 6 years old i used to year this on base every day around 5pm, every time i used to stop and place my hand around my heart until it was over

I have never been assigned to any post that used all of these bugle calls.

Work as a custodian at a school. Been raising and lowering the glass for a week now, and put on a couple of calls for it. Makes me feel good at least

We enlisting with this one 🗣️🔥🗣️🔥🗣️🔥

0:04 AKA call to post. Commonly played at horse racing tracks to signal jockeys to saddle up and make their way to the starting gate

A TrumpET is worth all the Hirras

Grant bless this great nation of ours!

2:33 Ryanair 💀

I miss living in post

I was in the Army from August 02, 1965, through April 10, 1969. From Memorial Day weekend, 1966 through November 03, 1966, when I was commissioned, I was in the Signal Corps Officer Candidate School at Fort Gordon, GA. Our day was controlled, or guided, by bugle calls. It was quite an experience. If you happened to pull Duty Officer at night for the School you were responsible for playing the appropriate calls, from a record, at the correct time. They were broadcast over speakers throughout the area.

These are the words of an Eagle Scout.

I served in Peacetime....I heard this bugle every day when stationed in West Germany...any where you were, you were expected to stand at attention and wait until the song was done...What happenned to our country? that we allow foreigners to invade our county and burn our god forsaken flag....the meaning of our freedom...

0:57 as a med student, this is fire 🔥

Scout camp. Every morning for parade. I still remember the way it echoed through the mountains early summer morning.

1st heard this almost 50 yrs ago...a 17 yr ild SA. Stirs the blood up.

Never avoided or tried to avoid this call.

The first part you stand at parade rest then come to attention and salute in the second half

Playing this at a Memorial Day ceremony along with Taps, and this recording is helpful for buzzing and playing along for practice!

Stop that useless noices! You'll hurt yourself 😅 © Duke of Wellington

"WAKE THE F@CK UP MAGGOT, YOU GOT TRAINING TO DO!" ©️ Drill Sausage

Does anyone still play this while lowering and raising in your civilian lives. Do yall still fly the colors?

No mess hall meal I ever saw looked like this. Mostly, they looked like dog food. And I was the mess officer.

I was 4, fort hood Texas. First time I heard this. Saw the stars and stripes being raised for first time. Will never forget

Excellent

1:39 Hullaballoo! Caneck! Caneck!

I was always proud to stand and salute when in the Army and still am. There was never a day when I put on the uniform of our country I was not proud of who I was and what I stood for. Always a patriot. This is the greatest country of all.

I saluted to the nearest flag

We making it out of peking with this one🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Entrance of the Gladiators. Military march from late 19th century

Excellent bugler. clear bright precise. Nice to hear.

Not me we lived at fort still Oklahoma and stood at attention when the call to the colors played 😊

Sound korean

Wauw americans use charge tactic? No wayyy