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Preparations are underway for the U.S. Army's parade in Washington D.C., which also falls on President Donald Trump’s 79th birthday.

The White House attempted to clarify Donald Trump's call for the use of force on "any" protesters who show up at the parade celebrating the Army's 250th anniversary.

“We’re preparing for an enormous turnout,” said Matt McCool of the Secret Service's Washington Field office, who said more than 18 miles of “anti-scale fencing” would be erected and “multiple drones” would be in the air. The entire District of Columbia is normally a no-fly zone for drones.

Security plan for Army parade will include numerous restrictions, including numerous street and waterway closures, with some roads shut down for four days.