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“One of the many corps founded after WWII, the Crusaders were actually started as the Hilton, NY Fire Department Drum and Bugle Corps in 1947.”


Links to material used in this episode:

A History of Drum and Bugle Corps Volume 2
POCM
Fleetwood Sounds

Filed under: PodcastsRochester Crusaders

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“The Norwood Park Drum and Bugle Corps was formed in 1928 by William Widmayer, who was their director and first instructor.”


Links to material used in this episode:

A History of Drum and Bugle Corps Volume 2
POCM
Fleetwood Sounds

Filed under: Norwood Park ImperialsPodcasts

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“While the history of the Hutchinson, Kansas Sky Ryders begins in 1955, the story really began 32 years earlier when the local American Legion post started a senior drum and bugle corps.”


Links to material used in this episode:
A History of Drum and Bugle Corps Volume 2
POCM
Fleetwood Sounds
DCI Legacy Collection

Filed under: PodcastsSky Ryders

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“In Pittsburgh during early 1947, 12 men from Homewood American Legion Post 351 organized the senior corps that was to become the Pittsburgh Rockets.”

Links to material used in this episode:
A History of Drum and Bugle Corps Volume 2
POCM
Fleetwood Sounds

Filed under: Pittsburgh RocketsPodcasts

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“The Vanguard was originally formed in 1935 as a community group of the International Order of the Svithiod.”

Links to material used in this episode:
A History of Drum and Bugle Corps Volume 2
POCM
Fleetwood Sounds

Filed under: Des Plaines VanguardPodcasts

I’ve been battling a sinus infection, so have been unable to record a new episode for this week.

My apologies…

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“In March 1946 John Simpson, just discharged from Gen. Patton’s U.S. Army tank corps, assembled a group of former junior drum and bugle corps members at the Riverside American Legion Post.”


Links to material used in this episode:

A History of Drum and Bugle Corps Volume 2

Filed under: Jersey JoesPodcasts

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“Great Bend, Kansas is a community of 20,000 hard-working, plain-spoken, friendly people . The local economy for many years was dominated by the surrounding oil fields, pumping up the black gold in the middle of waving stalks of wheat.”


Links to material used in this episode:
A History of Drum and Bugle Corps Volume 2
POCM
Fleetwood Sounds

Filed under: argonne rebelsPodcasts

Our next Podcast will be published on January 2nd, 2012…

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

Ron Allard
Diceman Radio

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“Unlike other drum and bugle corps, the Hormel Girls did not attain their greatest fame with their on-field performances.”


Links to material used in this episode:

A History of Drum and Bugle Corps Volume 2

Filed under: Hormel GirlsPodcasts

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