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    U.S. Military Participates in Wisconsin Parades [Image 5 of 11]

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    A horse-drawn black hearse carriage is being driven down an urban street during a parade. The driver, dressed in black formal attire with a bowler hat and patterned tie, guides two dark-colored draft horses decorated with patriotic red, white, and blue ribbons. Spectators line the sidewalk and buildings with signage are visible in the background.

    APPLETON, UNITED STATES

    06.13.2026

    Photo by Sgt. Trevor Seiler 

    368th Public Affairs Detachment

    A horse-drawn carriage takes part in the 75th Appleton Flag Day Parade on June 13, 2026, in Appleton, WI. The Appleton Flag Day parade is widely recognized as the oldest Flag Day parade in the United States. (U.S. Army Photo by Sgt. Trevor Seiler)

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    Date Taken: 06.13.2026
    Date Posted: 06.30.2026 11:40
    Photo ID: 9758161
    VIRIN: 260613-A-DK687-1002
    Resolution: 4480x6720
    Size: 4.73 MB
    Location: APPLETON, US
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    A military marching band performs during a street parade at an intersection near Division St, as indicated by the visible street sign. Band members are dressed in white dress shirts with dark blue trousers and black berets, playing a variety of brass and woodwind instruments. Spectators can be seen watching from the sidewalk on the right side of the image.
    A U.S. Army marching band from Milwaukee, WI is performing in what appears to be an outdoor parade or public event. The soldiers are dressed in camouflage combat uniforms (OCP pattern) while playing various musical instruments. The bass drum visible in the group identifies the unit as an Army Band based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
    A man in American Legion uniform stands at attention during what appears to be a patriotic parade, likely Memorial Day or Veterans Day. He wears a garrison cap with the number '38' visible, a white short-sleeve shirt with a navy tie, and white gloves. Behind him, color guard members in light blue uniforms with red berets carry flags including the American flag.
    A military marching band is performing in an outdoor parade. The central figure is a Black male musician in a tan/khaki military uniform and garrison cap playing a silver and brass trombone. Spectators are visible seated along the parade route in the background.
    A horse-drawn black hearse carriage is being driven down an urban street during a parade. The driver, dressed in black formal attire with a bowler hat and patterned tie, guides two dark-colored draft horses decorated with patriotic red, white, and blue ribbons. Spectators line the sidewalk and buildings with signage are visible in the background.
    A military marching band performs in a street parade in front of an Insomnia Cookies storefront. Band members are dressed in U.S. Army-style uniforms with white shirts, navy blue trousers with gold stripes, and black berets, while playing brass instruments including trombones and a French horn. A drum major leads the group carrying a ceremonial mace.
    A military servicemember in dress green uniform stands through the open roof of an olive-drab vehicle, holding a large U.S. flag with gold fringe during a parade. A banner on the vehicle identifies him as MSG Don Pulda of the 395th ORD CO, U.S. Army, serving as escort to the Grand Parade Marshal — The U.S. Flag. The setting appears to be a daytime patriotic parade in an urban environment.
    Members of the U.S. Marine Corps Band from Quantico, VA are marching in a parade. The foreground shows a female Marine playing a bass drum emblazoned with the band's name and the Marine Corps Eagle, Globe, and Anchor emblem. The Marines are in dress uniform with white covers, tan shirts, and blue trousers with red stripes.
    A military marching band, dressed in white naval uniforms, performs during a street parade in what appears to be a downtown urban area. The musicians are playing brass instruments including trombones and saxophones while marching in formation. Spectators line the sidewalks watching the parade, and a circular sign visible in the background references '250,' suggesting a commemorative anniversary event.
    Members of the 484th Army Band from Milwaukee, Wisconsin are marching in a parade while wearing Army Combat Uniforms (ACUs) in MultiCam/OCP pattern. A soldier in the foreground carries a large bass drum prominently displaying the unit's name and a four-leaf clover insignia. Other band members are visible playing brass instruments, including trumpets, in the background.
    A military marching band in camouflage uniforms performs during a public parade along a street at dusk. The band includes multiple brass and woodwind instrument players, with a drum major leading at the front. Spectators line the sidewalk watching the performance in front of red brick and wood-sided buildings.

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