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BUGLE CALLS OF THE LIGHT DIVISION

During the Napoleonic Wars of the early 19th century, General Sir John Moore recognised a need for 'Light Troops of Scouts and Skirmishers' who could infiltrate enemy lines under their own initiative with speed and efficiency.  In 1803 the General formed The Light Brigade at Shorncliffe on the Kent coast.  With his methods and enlightened ideas, General Moore condensed all the best Infantry principles into his new Brigade of thinking, fighting and self disciplined soldiers.  It was this Brigade under the eventual command of Major General Robert Crauford that played such an important part in defeating Napoleon's Army in The Peninsula Wars.

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                       Catalogue No. TRCD 204

CALLS

Officers

Company Serjeant Majors of Infantry

Company Quartermaster - Serjeants (Colour Serjeants) of Infantry

All Non-Commisioned Officers

Orderly Serjeants

Orderly Corporals

Band

Buglers

Orders

Orderly Room (Co's Orders)

Post Call

Warning for Parade (Half Hour Dress)

Quarter Call (Before Parade) (Quarter Hour Dress)

Fall In

'Dismiss' or 'No Parade' (No More Parades Today)

Parade for Guard

Fatigue

Defaulters

Sick

Officers Dress for Dinner

Officer's Dinner

Serjeant's Dinner

Men's Meal - 1st Call (1st Cookhouse)

Men's Meal - 2nd Call (2nd Cookhouse)

Salute for Guard (General Salute)

Lights Out

The Double

General Salute

Reveille (Long)

Rouse

Charlie Reveille

Retreat

Tatto (1st Post)

Tattoo (Last post)

Alarm (General)

Fire Alarm