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Scott Tattoo
"Scott Tattoo" is a bugle call entitled "The Tattoo" first published in 1835, and thought to be the source of the bugle call known as "Taps".
==History==
The call was published in musical notation in an American military manual〔(''"Infantry Tactics"'' ), Major General Scott, US Army〕 written by Major General Winfield Scott, first published in 1835. The term "Scott Tattoo" was coined by Russell H. Booth in his 1977 magazine article ''Butterfield and "Taps"'' which first set forth the discovery of this earlier form of the essential Taps melody. In military manuals of the 19th century there were multiple versions of bugle calls named "Tattoo," so the term "Scott Tattoo" was needed to identify the particular version of Tattoo from which "Taps" arose. It is speculated that the "Scott Tattoo" itself may have come from earlier calls or earlier publications yet to be discovered.
Bugles served as the command, control and communications systems of the day.〔(Lagan, Christopher. "Volunteer buglers honor veterans through 'Taps'", ''All Hands'', United States Coast Guard )〕 "Tattoo" is derived from ''doe den tap toe'', Dutch for "turn off the taps".〔(Finneran, Col. Thomas J. "Customs, traditions of remembrance", Air Combat Command, December 20, 2010 )〕 "The "Scott Tattoo" was general bugle call used to notify soldiers to cease the evening's drinking and return to their garrisons.〔
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