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Tanks roll through Washington DC for Trump's military parade

Tanks roll through Washington DC for Trump's military parade: Photos

U.S. military vehicles have appeared in the nation's capital ahead of a parade commemorating the Army's 250th anniversary.

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Military parade to proceed in Washington DC despite weather, protest concerns

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Mile-long line of tanks roll into DC after 1,300-mile journey ahead of Army’s 250th anniversary ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ parade

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Trump Made His Supporters Endure Misery To Attend His Military Parade

Trump threw this military parade for himself.

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The Military’s Birthday Parade Rolls Quietly Through Trump’s Washington

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Trump Salutes the U.S. Army During Massive Military Parade

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Military parade and No Kings protests: a split-screen of a divided America

The crowds in Annapolis gathered in front of the colonial, red-brick Maryland State House around mid-morning. The people who came were largely white, and they held signs reading: "RESISTING THE CROWN...

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Bostonians celebrate 250th anniversary of legendary Revolutionary War battle

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Photos: A Military Parade in D.C.

Grand military parade in DC marking US Army’s 250th birthday kicks off with tanks, troops and 21-gun salute

WASHINGTON (AP) — Grand military parade in DC marking US Army’s 250th birthday kicks off with tanks, troops and 21-gun salute.

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Army 250th anniversary parade: Trump presides over tanks, troops on DC streets; recap

Tanks and thousands of troops paraded through the streets of Washington, D.C., for the Army's 250th anniversary on President Donald Trump's birthday.

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Thousands gather at D.C. protest amid military parade

Military veterans and local residents gathered in Washington, D.C. on June 14 to protest the military parade, President Trump, and ICE raids across the country.

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Retired Maj. Gen. Rains On Trump's Military Parade Following 'No Kings' Protest Speech

Randy Manner named the "most important" thing that the president must allow for the military following his birthday festivities.