President-elect Joe Biden
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The Inaugural Presidential Committee (PIC), a non-profit organization charged with planning the inauguration, announced on Sunday that Biden’s inauguration ceremony on January 20 will be followed by a “Pass in Review” on Capitol and then the presidential escort and virtual parade.
“There are many great traditions for the inauguration and we plan to honor them by highlighting more of the people of our nation than ever, keeping everyone safe,” said PIC CEO Tony Allen in a statement.
Biden, incoming first lady Jill Biden, vice president-elect Kamala Harris
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During Pass in Review, Biden analyzes the readiness of military troops, the committee said, noting that all branches will be represented by following COVID-19 security regulations.
The president-elect will then be escorted from 15th Street to the White House at an event that will also feature all branches of the army, including The US Army Band, a Joint Service Honor Guard and the Commander-in-Chief and Fife Guard and Drum Corps of the 3rd US Infantry “The Old Guard”.
The virtual inauguration day parade will feature presentations from all over the country and will be broadcast on television. The committee said it plans to announce parade participants “in the coming weeks”.
“The parade will celebrate America’s heroes, highlight Americans from all walks of life in different states and regions and reflect on the country’s diversity, heritage and resilience as we begin a new American era,” wrote the PIC in a statement.
PIC Executive Director Maju Varghese said the fact that the parade is virtual “will keep people safe and use new ways to bring Americans across the country – from rural towns and urban cities to younger and older Americans, and everywhere in between “.