expected in the camp. Within the Girl Guides of Canada, it is tradition to sing the third verse ("Thanks and praise ...") if the closing is done during daytime. This is often known as Daylight Taps. Equivalent songs "Ich hatt' einen Kameraden" ("I had a comrade"), the German and Austrian equivalent for military funerals "Il Silenzio" ("Silence"), the Italian equivalent "" ("Prayer call"), the Spanish equivalent "La sonnerie aux morts", the French Armed Forces equivalent "Last Post", Commonwealth of Nations "Taptoe", The Dutch equivalent See also Shenkle, Kathryn, “The History of Taps,” Air National Guard Family Guide, p. 40, https://www.nationalguard.mil/Portals/31/Documents/J1/FamilyPrograms/ANG_family_guide.pdf Shenkle, Kathryn, “Another Version of the Origin of 'Taps'”, The Story of Taps, p. 2 - http://www.lzbaldymedic.com/taps.html Keith Clark, U.S. Army bugler who played "Taps" at the funeral of President John F. Kennedy "Reveille", the bugle call sounded at sunrise References External links https://www.nationalguard.mil/Portals/31/Documents/J1/FamilyPrograms/ANG_family_guide.pdf - Shenkle, Kathryn, “The History of Taps,” Air National Guard Family Guide, p. 40, Retrieved 2022-09-12. http://www.lzbaldymedic.com/taps.html - Shenkle, Kathryn, “Another Version of the Origin of 'Taps'”, The Story of Taps, p. 2 - Retrieved 2022-09-12. 1862 songs Funerary bugle calls American patriotic songs Bugle calls Military life Songs of the American Civil War Student culture in the United States Union Army