The military parade scheduled for Saturday in Washington will celebrate the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary — and coincide with President Trump’s 79th birthday.
The New York Times will cover the event with reporters and video journalists on the ground, and other reporters who cover the military and the Trump administration will provide analysis of the military procession. The Times will also provide a live feed of the event.
What time is the parade happening and where is it happening?
The parade will start at 6:30 p.m., with soldiers starting their march to the parade route from the Pentagon in Northern Virginia, and heavy vehicles staged from West Potomac Park in Washington. The soldiers will then proceed to the National Mall, past the Lincoln Memorial to Mr. Trump’s review stand near the White House.
The event is expected to last about an hour and 15 minutes, ending about 7:45 p.m.
How to stream the parade
The Times will broadcast the military parade on its website and app. Our reporters will also deliver real-time analysis.
The parade will be covered by other news outlets online, including on C-SPAN.org, PBS NewsHour and C-SPAN’s YouTube channel. Official livestreams will also be available through the Pentagon’s media website and the Army’s YouTube channel.
How to watch the inauguration on network television
Major cable news stations and broadcast networks will cover the parade live, including local outlets like Fox 5 on Roku, Amazon FireTV, Apple TV, Google Android TV and Vizio. Fox News has a full day of programming planned around the event.
But America’s three biggest television networks said they did not plan to carry the event live on their affiliates. Each had prior programming commitments for Saturday evening, although ABC, CBS and NBC said that coverage would be available digitally via their 24-hour streaming channels.
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