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The model for "The Bugler" was US Army Staff Sergeant Jesse Tubb, a trumpet and bugle player with the Army Band ("Pershing's Own") Concert Band. "The Bugler" was manufactured by StudioEIS, a statuary company based in New York City. A cast of Tubb's face and body was taken, and a fiberglass statue crafted. The statue was then painted and dressed with an actual bugle and US Army bugler's uniform. The statue is the centerpiece of a new exhibit at the Visitors Center, "Honor, Remember, Explore." "The Bugler" was installed 151 years after the tune "Taps" was first written.}}

The model for "The Bugler" was US Army Staff Sergeant Jesse Tubb, a trumpet and bugle player with the Army Band ("Pershing's Own") Concert Band. "The Bugler" was manufactured by StudioEIS, a statuary company based in New York City. A cast of Tubb's face and body was taken, and a fiberglass statue crafted. The statue was then painted and dressed with an actual bugle and US Army bugler's uniform. The statue is the centerpiece of a new exhibit at the Visitors Center, "Honor, Remember, Explore." "The Bugler" was installed 151 years after the tune "Taps" was first written.}}

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