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United States Marks 250th Anniversary with Fireworks on National Mall
Washington held its traditional July Fourth display on the National Mall, expanded this year and described as the largest ever. President Trump arranged extended military flyovers and a campaign-style rally for the occasion.
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The United States marked its 250th birthday on July 4 with parades, military flyovers and a super-sized fireworks display on the National Mall, Japan Times reported. Washington’s traditional pyrotechnic show, set against monuments to the nation’s founders, was expanded and promoted as the biggest in the event’s history.
President Donald Trump organized hours of military flyovers and an unusual campaign-style political rally for the anniversary of the 1776 Declaration of Independence signing.
Participants unfurled a large American flag near the U.S. Capitol during the Salute to America event on the National Mall. The celebrations occurred in a deeply divided nation, Japan Times reported.
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