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Parade of Tall Ships cruises through New York Harbor to celebrate Sail4th 250: Photos - New York Post

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Parade of Tall Ships cruises through New York Harbor to celebrate Sail4th 250: Photos - New York Post
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New York Harbor hosted a large-scale parade of tall ships and military vessels to celebrate the United States' 250th anniversary. The event featured flyovers by the French Air Force and displays from various naval and coast guard ships.

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This event marks a significant milestone in American history, drawing large crowds and international participation to celebrate the nation's semiquincentennial.

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