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Trump birthday military parade reportedly in early stages

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A military parade celebrating President Donald Trump's 79th birthday is reportedly being considered, with a date set for June 14. While the White House has yet to confirm any plans, D. C. Mayor Muriel Bowser has acknowledged that discussions are in the early stages. She has voiced her opposition to having military tanks in the streets of D.

C. , citing concerns over the costs associated with road repairs. Arlington County Board Chair Takis Karantonis noted that the Secret Service had reached out regarding potential logistics, though no further information was provided. The parade would traverse from the Pentagon into Washington, D. C.

, aligning with Flag Day and the U. S. Army's 250th anniversary. Previous attempts to organize a military parade during Trump's first term fell through due to their exorbitant price tag, with estimates as high as $92 million. Bowser's cautionary remarks highlight the logistical challenges of such an event and the sensitivity required in planning it.

Army spokesman Col. David Butler stated it is too early to confirm parade details, emphasizing collaboration with the White House and other agencies for the celebration.

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