7th Cavalry (WY)
Sheriden, WY United States
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Senior
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The 7th Cavalry Senior Drum & Bugle Corps is a parade and exhibition group based in Sheridan, Wyoming. The group, formed in the 1930s, is supported by the American Legion Post 7 in Sheridan. They are the only Legion corps remaining in Wyoming, and still perform on single valve/rotary valve bugles with brass finish.
The 7th Cavalry, led by Lt. Col. George A. Custer, of course, and outfitted in authentic uniforms, performs in a number of parades every year in the surrounding states. The corps comprises soprano and baritone bugles, and snares, tenors, and base drums.
The corps accepted its first female member only in 2003; old customs die hard in the Old West. But some male cavalrymen have been marching for thirty years.
[Michael J. Strohbusch]
The 7th Cavalry, led by Lt. Col. George A. Custer, of course, and outfitted in authentic uniforms, performs in a number of parades every year in the surrounding states. The corps comprises soprano and baritone bugles, and snares, tenors, and base drums.
The corps accepted its first female member only in 2003; old customs die hard in the Old West. But some male cavalrymen have been marching for thirty years.
[Michael J. Strohbusch]
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