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“When the Army Turns 250, but the Parade Feels Like a Dress Rehearsal”

When the Army Turns 250, but the Parade Feels Like a Dress Rehearsal
When the Army Turns 250, but the Parade Feels Like a Dress Rehearsal
When the Army Turns 250, but the Parade Feels Like a Dress Rehearsal
When the Army Turns 250, but the Parade Feels Like a Dress Rehearsal
When the Army Turns 250, but the Parade Feels Like a Dress Rehearsal
When the Army Turns 250, but the Parade Feels Like a Dress Rehearsal

For the first time in this century, a parade was held in Washington (DC) in honor of the 250th anniversary of the US Armed Forces.

The celebration coincided with the birthday of US President Donald Trump, who turned 79, so which event was really the main one is a good question.

The parade was not maybe everyone expected, but it served for uniting people around the idea of still the first army in the world.

P.S. And a little nervous salute at the end, which, with the last attempt, gave out something more or less enchanting.

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