The Army's planning documents reveal extensive preparations for a potential military parade coinciding with President Trumpâs 79th birthday on June 14, as part of the 250th anniversary festivities. The parade may include over 6,600 soldiers, vast military equipment, and a public audience, but financial implications are significant, with costs reaching into the tens of millions. City officials express concern over the potential damage to infrastructure from heavy military vehicles. While plans are underway, final approval from the White House is still awaited, leaving the event's fate uncertain.
The Army's anniversary event coincides with Trump's 79th birthday on June 14, showcasing an elaborate military parade that has not yet received final approval.
High costs and potential damage to roads are concerns about the parade. Estimates suggest expenses could run into tens of millions.
Army spokesman Col. Dave Butler emphasized the desire for inclusivity, stating, 'We want to make it into an event that the entire nation can celebrate with us.'
The plans for the military parade have not been finalized, pending potential approval from the White House, spotlighting ongoing discussions.
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