U.S. Army Celebrates 250th Anniversary With National Mall Parade, Festival

The U.S. Army is celebrating its 250th anniversary with a series of commemorations highlighting its history and enduring legacy. On June 13, the Army Combined Arms Support Command held a Sustainment Tattoo at Fort Gregg-Adams, honoring the Army's history as well as the birthdays of the Quartermaster, Finance, and Adjutant General Corps, emphasizing the contributions of Soldiers and civilians throughout the years. The following day, the nation's capital will host a military parade on the National Mall as part of a festival featuring pageantry, musical performances, and ceremonial events to honor the Army's semiquincentennial. The National Infantry Museum near Fort Benning also marks the occasion by showcasing an extensive collection of artifacts that chronicle the infantry's evolution and valor. These events collectively honor the service, sacrifice, and traditions of the Army while engaging the public in reflecting on its 250 years of history. Visitors are encouraged to participate in these commemorations and explore the museum to appreciate the Army's impact on the nation.