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    Alumni Corps Drum and Bugle Corps Marching













Alumni Corps Drum and Bugle Corps Marching


Alumni Corps

There are active groups made up of alumni from junior d&B corps which like to perform d&bc type shows. They are not competitive senior corps but do perform and have fun.

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  • - Alumni corps competing in DCA. Sounds, links, pictures, calendar, history, contact information, and related links.
  • - The Alumni Drum & Bugle Corps is an exhibition corps made up primarily of former marching members of The New York Skyliners Drum & Bugle Corps
  • - Hanover, Pennsylvania
  • - Alumni corps from Pennsilvania which features schedules, links, photos, corps history, and guestbook.
  • - Originally founded in 1946 by a group of World War II veterans. 1994 saw the formation of the current "Alumni Corps", consisting of past members complimented by a younger breed of Reilly families and friends.
  • - St. Joseph's Drum Corps was founded in 1931 by the Rev. T. Bernard Kelly, pastor of St. Joseph's Church in Batavia.
  • - A D&BCorps for alumni and all ages 14&up in the Washington state area. Based in Seattle, WA.
  • - Corps shares its history, links, schedules, photos, and guestbook.
  • - formed in 1988 by Mr. George Bull, longtime Director of the Yankee Rebels Field Corps which folded in 1976 after a 30 year span
  • - Alumni corps presents membership information, related links, upcoming events, and contact details.
  • - Organization formed to bring the power and excitement of drum and bugle corps back to the Pittsburgh pa. area.

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