Capital Military Parade Disrupts D.C. Flights and Streets
Washington, D.C. braces for a colossal military parade featuring 7 million pounds of hardware, expected to temporarily suspend flights at Reagan National Airport and cause significant road chaos. Local officials are juggling security and traffic management while commuters might find their daily route turning into an impromptu parade viewing.
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