Why don't the US military like to hold military parades?

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Without the central government, the reason why the United States does not hold military parades is mainly influenced by history and tradition. The United States has a long history and did not suffer from large-scale war aggression before the founding of the People's Republic of China. 1776 after the declaration of independence, the United States did not establish a centralized government. Every state is independent. In other words, when the United States was founded, there were no military parades, only celebrations. The two far-reaching world wars in the 20th century brought disasters to many countries, but the United States basically did not suffer from wars. After the war, the invaded countries held military parades to show their military strength to other countries and boost national morale.

The United States, which rose from World War II to become the most powerful country in the world, does not need to do this. A Latin American immigrant who has lived in the United States for 2 1 year told reporters that she likes watching Russian and French military parades on TV, but Americans seem to be thinking about how to live safely. Of course, they also like festival parades and celebrations. The United States is highly vigilant about the status of military personnel in domestic political life. As a country established in the New World, the United States places special emphasis on democratic principles, such as people's democratic rights. Although we attach great importance to the role of the army in safeguarding national security and have the most powerful army in the world today, we also pay attention to limiting the position and influence of the army in domestic political and social life. Usually, in countries where military parades are often held, the military has a special influence on national decision-making, which is very different from the founding of the United States and its historical and cultural traditions. The United States does not want to influence its democracy by holding a large-scale military parade in that country.

In addition, the United States is more willing to show its strength through actual combat. The United States is a country that relies on and believes in strength, and its history is a history of expansion based on strength. The United States has been a colony since the founding of the People's Republic of China. After more than 200 years of development, the United States has become the only superpower in the world today. Directly related to more than 200 overseas troops, the United States believes that this is more convincing than the beautiful military parade.