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Utahns Celebrate U.S. Army's 250th Birthday
- On Saturday, June 15, 2025, Utah residents gathered at Fort Douglas to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army.
- The event honored a legacy dating back to 1775, highlighting the sacrifices of soldiers and the support from families and communities.
- Celebrations featured a parade of thousands, historic military vehicle displays, reenactments, an aviation flyover, fireworks, and a cannon firing at Fort Douglas.
- Brigadier General Fuellenbach said, "The strength of America's military does not come from might but from the spirit of our people," while Haggen noted, "We owe so much to them."
- The anniversary reinforced the Army's enduring role in national defense and inspired reflections on service, community ties, and the values shaping the nation.
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Upstate military recruits swear in on U.S. Army's 250th birthday
SIX MILE, S.C. - On Saturday, the United States Army turns 250 years old. A few Army recruits in the Upstate celebrated with a special swearing-in ceremony. “We had a thunderstorm right at the beginning of it. And very dramatic to see this thunder and lightning and all this stuff. And then the sun breaks through and we have the ceremony," Tom Von Kaenel, CEO of the Semper Fi Barn said. At the Semper Fi Barn in Six Mile, eight United States Army …
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