According to the White House, the celebration will feature nearly 7,000 soldiers from every division of the U.S. Army. Spectators can also expect to see around 150 military vehicles, including tanks and Bradley Fighting Vehicles, along with a 50-aircraft flyover.

To mark the Army's 250th anniversary, thousands of troops and 28 tanks will parade through DC, raising concerns over street damage and costs, despite mitigation efforts and patriotic fanfare.

The Army deleted a video from its social media that showed a tank en route to the June 14 parade on a train car spray-painted with the death threat.

WASHINGTON — DC Police are investigating at least four shootings and one stabbing that happened overnight Saturday into Sunday morning, with at least two deaths.