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Ship parade kicks off events celebrating 250 years of the US Navy and Marine Corps
The parade featured modern and vintage Navy ships with military flyovers and drew about 2,500 public attendees, marking the start of weeklong 250th anniversary events.
- A ship parade celebrated the 250th birthdays of the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps along the Delaware River.
- Participating ships included the USS Lassen, USS Billings, and USS Cooperstown.
- Events also include a veterans' reunion, a downtown street parade, and a concert featuring Patti LaBelle.
- Celebrations will occur on military bases worldwide, despite the ongoing government shutdown.
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US Navy and Marine Corps Mark 250th Anniversary With Ship Parade
The celebration of the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps began on Oct. 9 with a parade of ships and a military flyover along the Delaware River. Crowds lined the riverbanks to watch as Navy ships made their way on the Delaware River, arriving in Philadelphia and Camden County, New Jersey. Among the ships that took part were the USS Lassen, the USS Billings, the USS Cooperstown, and the USS Arlington. Speaking at the Delaware Ri…
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PHILADELPHIA — Crowds of young and old Marines and Navy members gathered along the riverside to celebrate and to salute service — and to mourn the fallen. And for a chance to peer out into a perfect Philadelphia fall sky…
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