The United States Army celebrated its 250th birthday on Saturday (June 14) with a grand military parade in Washington, DC. The event, held on Constitution Avenue, honored the Army’s legacy and its contributions to the nation. President Donald Trump joined veterans, active-duty troops, wounded warriors, Gold Star Families, and patriotic Americans to commemorate this milestone.
The parade showcased the Army’s evolution from the Revolutionary War to the present day, featuring historical reenactors, period-accurate equipment, vehicles, and military bands. Attendees witnessed impressive flyovers and displays of the Army’s modern capabilities. The event aimed to inspire a new generation to embrace the spirit of service and leadership that defines the United States.
President Trump delivered remarks celebrating the Army’s exceptional service and achievements. He highlighted the Army’s restored strength and readiness under his leadership, mentioning historic pay raises for service members and investments in cutting-edge technologies. The Army is on track to meet its recruiting goals for 2025, with over 85% of its target already achieved.
The U.S. Army was established on June 14, 1775, by the Second Continental Congress, marking the creation of America’s first national military force. Over the past 250 years, the Army has played a vital role in defending the nation and advancing technological innovations that have transformed global commerce and national security.
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