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With president in control, DC National Guard's called in for Army's 250th birthday celebration
- On Saturday, June 14, more than 7,000 soldiers took part in a grand event in Washington, D.C., marking the 250th anniversary of the Army.
- The event occurred amid the unique federal command structure of the D.C. National Guard, which remains under the president’s authority rather than the mayor’s control.
- The celebration included a festival in the capital, a swearing-in ceremony for new recruits, displays of military gear, and a cake-cutting between the oldest veteran and youngest recruit.
- President Trump warned protesters would be met with "very big force," while officials expected no widespread disruptions during the parade and festival.
- The event honored two and a half centuries of Army service and symbolized a passing of the torch to future soldiers, reinforcing the Army’s heritage and commitment.
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5 Things to Know About the Army’s 250th Birthday Parade - The Thinking Conservative
Thousands of soldiers and dozens of military vehicles will parade the streets of Washington on June 14 to celebrate the 250th birthday of the U.S. Army. The post 5 Things to Know About the Army’s 250th Birthday Parade appeared first on The Thinking Conservative.
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