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Fort Detrick is marking the U.S. Army’s 250th birthday with a month-long series of events honoring the military’s legacy of service and sacrifice. These celebrations, held throughout June, invite Soldiers, families, and community members to reflect on the Army’s history and longstanding traditions.

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The commemorations opened on June 3 with a ceremony at Building 1520’s auditorium, where Army leaders paid tribute to the institution’s enduring legacy. Scheduled events continue on June 13 with the traditional Army Birthday Cake Cutting Ceremony at 12:30 p.m. Following custom, Fort Detrick’s oldest and youngest Soldiers will assist Garrison Commander Col. Chris Chung in slicing the cake. Heritage Displays will be available for attendees to view immediately afterward.

Later on June 13, the day’s festivities will close with a Retreat Ceremony beginning at 3 p.m. The event will feature opening comments, a Re-Enlistment Ceremony, an Enlistment Ceremony, and an announcement regarding the Army Emergency Relief Campaign. The lowering of the National Colors will conclude the day, symbolizing the Army’s dedication to duty and tradition.

Fort Detrick extends an invitation to all members of the military community to participate in these historic observances, emphasizing a shared respect for the Army’s contributions over the past 250 years.

Article by multiple RFHC contributors, based upon information from a U.S. Army Garrison – Fort Detrick press release.

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