The Gulf Coast Veterans Parade rolled through D'Iberville
Veterans, service members, and families lined the route for the annual parade, which rotates among Biloxi, Gulfport, and D'Iberville.
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The Gulf Coast Veterans Parade moved through D'Iberville, WLOX reported. Veterans, service members, and families lined the route. The parade is annual, and it rotates among Biloxi, Gulfport, and D'Iberville, so the host city changes. This year the streets were in D'Iberville. The gathering was that lineup of people who served and the families who came out with them.
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The annual Gulf Coast Veterans Parade went through D'Iberville, Mississippi, this year, WLOX reported. Veterans, service members, and families stood along the route. The parade does not stay in one city. It rotates among Biloxi, Gulfport, and D'Iberville, so a different city hosts it in different years. This time the route was in D'Iberville. The crowd was the people who came out to watch and to be part of the line.
- Why would three cities take turns hosting the same parade?
- Who is a parade for: the people marching, the people watching, or both?
- What is the difference between a parade that happens every year and one that happens once?
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