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Speaker 1: America two fifty, celebrating our nation strength and the heroes

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Speaker 2: All right, guys, we're almost wrapped up here. God bless America.

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Speaker 2: And again, just one more time to my dad, Paul Berkwam,

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Speaker 2: I just want to say thank you. You were an

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Speaker 3: Final thoughts, Jack Well, you know you mention your father's day.

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Speaker 3: My father's right there, my son's over here, both sons.

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Speaker 3: But you know, there's something else that I feel watching

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Speaker 3: this parade, watching all the tanks rolling through. President Trump's there.

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Speaker 3: All I gotta say is hey lives. Daddy's home, Jane.

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Speaker 4: Talking about daddy being home.

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Speaker 2: I will be at Trump Tower Monday morning with some

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Speaker 5: Lets you go, so make sure you tune into War Room.

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Speaker 6: Then, brad Well, Trump promised a golden age for the

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Speaker 6: United States of America, and I think we saw really

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Speaker 6: elements of that tonight and the events of the parade

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Speaker 6: and the celebration before the celebration after. So we need

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Speaker 6: to recognize, of course, what our past delivered for us

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Speaker 5: To pass on of course.

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Speaker 7: To our progeny.

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Speaker 6: So Ben, thank you very much. Indeed it was a

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Speaker 6: wonderful evening, just an outstanding celebration in every respect.

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Speaker 2: God Bless America, God bless President Trump. Happy birthday. Check

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Speaker 2: out these highlight reels. I think you're going to enjoy them.

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Speaker 2: God bless you guys. Have a great night.

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Speaker 9: Best act musician.

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Speaker 5: Lady's existing.

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Speaker 9: It's a little stey game steps at school school.

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Speaker 11: O Sam, Ladies and gentleman operators officially underway all renounce

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Speaker 1: national significance. They were found back in nineteen twenty two

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Speaker 1: by Army Chief of Staff John Jake Pershi, who led

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Speaker 1: today by Colonel Bruce Harp Pulver and drum Major Rob mor.

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Speaker 1: Today Berging Zone is playing a melody entitled the Army

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Speaker 5: Was originally Rick reviewing. The artillery reverd of the.

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Speaker 4: The Regiment is the.

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Speaker 11: Oldest active duty union in the US, established back at

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Speaker 1: The unions done the Old Guard by Major General Winterfield

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Speaker 4: It is the US Arms.

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Speaker 1: President west at Year Rounds had time training to ensure

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Speaker 11: The other virginity never presents the US R may and

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Speaker 5: Best known for their bravery on D Day, when twelve.

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Speaker 1: Thousand parachute and glider troops destroyed German supply lines after

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Speaker 5: The one hundred and first redefine modern warfare.

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Speaker 1: In the fifties, the Screaming Eagles stood tall and home,

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Speaker 1: War on terrorism in Iraq and Afghanistan. The Screaming Egles

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Speaker 5: The iconic Sherman Tank is here, Ladies and gentlemen.

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Speaker 1: It was the cornerstone of the US Armed Forces, showing

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Speaker 1: its military might in World War Two. It became one

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Speaker 1: In World War Two, the M sixteen halftrack was a

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Speaker 1: The US Army Transportation Corps motto states nothing happens until

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Speaker 1: In World War Two, The Korean War, often referred to

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Speaker 1: six point eight million military courses to the Korean Peninsula.

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Speaker 1: In the jungles of Vietnam, the US Army faced a

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Speaker 1: They helped define the Vietnam War. That staccato beat of

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Speaker 1: And the icon of the era, the UH one Hueiy,

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Speaker 1: The first Cavalry Division band based out of Fort Cavasos, Texas,

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Speaker 1: South Vietnam in August of seventy one. The last US

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Speaker 4: As we celebrate tonight, we also think of the hundreds

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Speaker 4: Today we commemorate an event that did not just change

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Speaker 4: Time and again. America's enemies have learned that if you

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Speaker 4: There was Mad Anthony Wayne, asked by George Washington to

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Speaker 4: We've been blessed beyond words by this valiant legion of Army,

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Speaker 4: America will always have the grace of Almighty God and

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Speaker 4: the iron will of the United States Army. Congratulations to everybody.

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Speaker 4: We love our country, never done better. Thank you, God,

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Speaker 4: Bless you, God bless the Army, and God bless America.

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Speaker 4: And now I'd like to ask our great First Lady

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Speaker 4: to join me at the podium. Thank you very much, everybody.

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Speaker 8: Thank you, mister President.

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Speaker 5: On behalf of the United State eighth Army, the Army.

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Speaker 9: Go to Knights.

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Speaker 8: I would like to present to you this flag.

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Speaker 2: Which was flown over our nation's capital in free fall

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Speaker 9: Here they come.

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Speaker 2: Thanks to phantom fireworks. David Zer lead us into the fireworks.

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Speaker 2: What was your biggest takeaway as we watched these beautiful

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Speaker 9: This is the real.

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Speaker 10: Diversity, says soldiers families.

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Speaker 7: Yes, can you hear me?

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Speaker 5: You got me?

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Speaker 1: They got me.

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Speaker 10: Ahead, David, go ahead, soldiers, soldiers and families. The diversity

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Speaker 7: Well, this was the real sign of unity. Washington is

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