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The Army’s 250th Birthday in DC
- The U.S. Army commemorated its 250th anniversary with a parade on Saturday along the National Mall, showcasing thousands of soldiers, numerous military vehicles, and dozens of aircraft.
- The event honored the establishment of the Army, which predates the Declaration of Independence, highlighting its enduring influence on American history.
- More than 6,000 soldiers, including 3rd ID from Fort Stewart, participated alongside displays of heavy military equipment transported over 2,000 miles to Washington D.C.
- The parade, estimated to require expenditures ranging from $25 million up to $45 million, was designed to celebrate the Army’s history while fostering public admiration and encouraging future enlistment.
- This event marked the first major military parade in Washington D.C. in 34 years and coincided with President Donald Trump's birthday and Flag Day celebrations.
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