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WATCH: Thousands attend Army 250th birthday parade in Washington, DC
WASHINGTON (7News) — A military parade celebrated the Army's 250th in Washington D.C., with thousands of people in attendance. Aside from the parade, there was also concert and fireworks as part of the celebration. The celebration also coincides with President Donald Trump’s 79th birthday, National Flag Day, and the Army’s 250th anniversary.

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What to expect at Trump’s $45 million military parade celebrating the US Army’s 250th in DC
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WATCH: Army 250th anniversary celebration in Washington DC
At military parade, Trump praises Army’s legacy and fireworks light D.C. skies
A grand military parade celebrating the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army and falling on President Donald Trump’s 79th birthday drew tanks, thousands of soldiers and crowds Saturday to the streets o...

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Special Report: President Trump honors Army’s 250th anniversary with military parade
The president, who celebrated his 79th birthday on the same day, delivered remarks during the parade honoring soldiers.

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Trump's D.C. military parade marks Army's 250th anniversary
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Trump hosts military parade amid nationwide "No Kings" protests, in photos
DC streets under inspection after military parade as crews clean up, remove steel plates
In preparation for the parade, the city installed more than 200 steel plates and rubber mats to protect D.C.’s historic streets.
Military parade to proceed in Washington DC despite weather, protest concerns
Coinciding with Trump's 79th birthday, the parade will feature tanks, bands and thousands of troops in honor of the Army’s 250th anniversary celebration.
Fearing a crackdown, protesters stick to plans to rally in DC before June 14 Army parade
Protesters of the June 14 Army parade in Washington, D.C., "will be met with very big force," President Donald Trump said on June 10.
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