The US Army plans a potential parade of 6,600 soldiers on the Trump's birthday | Donald Trump

The Associated Press experienced

At the same time, Fox News reported that the parade was a clear starting article and on June 14th, the 250th birthday of the US Army and Trump's own birthday, would take place if it turns 79.

In addition to soldiers with active service, the parade of reenactors, equipment and much more are included in a variety of historical US conflicts from the independence war to the civil war and the two world wars and the newer conflicts in Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan, Fox.

“The President is planning a historical celebration for the 250th birthday of the army who honor generations of selfless Americans who risked everything for our freedom,” Vince Haley, director of the white house's domestic policy, told the outlet.

The planning documents received by the AP are dated April 29 and 30 and were not published in public. They represent the youngest blueprint of the army for the long-planned anniversary festival in the National Mall and the newly added element-a large military parade that Trump has long wanted but is still being discussed.

The foils do not contain any price estimates, but it would probably cost tens of million dollars to take a parade of this size. The costs include the movement of military vehicles, equipment, aircraft and troops from all over the country to Washington and the need to feed and accommodate thousands of service members.

The high costs stopped Trump's advance after a parade in his first term, and the tanks and other heavy vehicles that are part of the youngest plans of the army have expressed concerns from city officials about damage to streets.

When asked about plans for a parade, a spokesman for the army, Steve Warren, said on Thursday that no final decisions were made.

Col Dave Butler, another spokesman for the army, added that the army was enthusiastic about the plans for her anniversary.

“We want to make it an event that the whole nation can celebrate with us,” said Butler. “We want the Americans to know their army and soldiers. A parade could become part of it, and we think that this will be an excellent addition to what we have already planned.”

Others who are familiar with the documents that spoke under the support of anonymity because the plans were not completed said they represent the plans of the army because they are preparing for the approval of the white house for the parade. The White House did not immediately answer a request for comments.

There was no formal approval yet. Changes to the plans have been made in the past few weeks and there are probably more.

Trump wrote in a social post of truth on Thursday evening, in which the plans were not mentioned on June 14th: “We will start celebrating our victories again!” On May 8, which is now known as victory in Europe Day, he sworn as a “winning day for the Second World War” and on November 11th, the veterans Day, to switch to the “Victory Day for the First World War”.

Some equipment and troops should already be included in the army's birthday party, which has been in the works for more than a year. The festival should contain a number of activities and exhibitions in the national shopping center, including a fitness competition, a climbing wall, armored vehicles, humves, helicopters and other devices.

However, a parade would increase the equipment and troops involved. According to the plans, up to 6,300 of the service members would march in the parade, while the rest were responsible for other tasks and support.

The plans state that the parade would bring in the 250 years of service of the army and the forecast of soldiers from at least 11 corps and departments across the country. This includes a Stryker battalion with two companies from Stryker vehicles, a tank battalion and two companies from tanks, an infantry battalion with Bradley vehicles, Paladin artillery vehicles, Haubhoitzers and infantry vehicles.

There would be seven army bands and a parachute jump through the golden knights. And documents indicate that civilians would include historical vehicles and aircraft as well as two bands as well as people from veteran groups, military universities and re-enactor organizations.

During his first term, Trump proposed to have a parade after seeing one at Bastille Day in France in 2017. Trump, after watching the two-hour procession along the famous Champs-Élysées, he wanted to separate one on the Pennsylvania Avenue.

This plan was ultimately unloaded due to the enormous costs – with an estimate of a price tag of $ 92 million – and other logistical problems. Among these were objections to city officials who said that tanks and other heavy armored vehicles would tear the streets.