Trump wants 'big military parade' from Pentagon to White House for his 79th birthday
President Donald Trump reportedly wants a 'big military parade' to mark the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army - a date the coincides with his 79th birthday.
The Washington City Paper reported Sunday that the Trump Administration is looking at holding a parade on June 14th, which is also Flag Day.
It would start at the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia and move into Washington, D.C., concluding at the White House, a source told the alt-weekly.
A White House official told DailyMail.com that 'no military parade has been scheduled.'
That same official did not respond when asked if one was being planned.
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said at a press conference Monday that she wasn't sure if it was being described as a military parade - but confirmed a parade had been pitched to the D.C. government.
'I don't know if it's been characterized as a military parade, but maybe it has, I haven't been directly involved in it yet. I understand that I think it was Homeland Security maybe the White House reached out to our special events taskforce, which is what most people wanting to do a parade to in the District,' Bowser said.
'So I would say that it's at its early stages, yes they have reached out, I don't know if it's being characterized as a military parade,' she added.