Bugle calls
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Bugle calls are used in a number of military institutions to coordinate a soldier's day. An example (used in the Civil War) is listed below:
- 5:50am - first call
- 6:00am - Reveille (signalling morning assembly)
- 6:15am - stable call (calvary soldiers prepare horses)
- 6:30am - breakfast call
- 7:00am - sick call (ill and injured soldiers report to sick bay)
- 7:30am - fatigue call (work parties report to duty)
- 8:50am - assembly of trumpeteers (aka guard call - changing of the guard)
- 8:55am - assembly of guard detail (assembly of guards)
- 9:00am - adjuant's call (guard mounting ceremony)