Parachutist Stunt Planned For Donald Trump At Army’s 250th Parade On His Birthday
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The president will receive a gift from the sky during the celebrations in Washington.
May 27 (Reuters) - A long-planned celebration in Washington for the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary will coincide with President Donald Trump’s 79th birthday on June 14.
While the Army has said it has no plans to recognize Trump’s birthday, the president will play a major role in the celebrations, which have been altered to include a parade.
Here is everything we know so far:
WHERE IS THE CELEBRATION TAKING PLACE?
The celebrations will take place in and around Washington, D.C., starting during the first week of June, according to a planning document seen by Reuters.
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