The battlefield reasons behind the 'mutton chops' look
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British soldiers from 1 RIFLES out in Cyprus are keeping alive the 18th century tradition of bugling in addition to their regular military duties.
The contenders were judged on their presentation, drill and bugling skills.
WO2 Daniel Lewis, Senior Bugle Major, The Rifles, explained the history behind the distinctive "mutton chops" facial hair.
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