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1976: TALL SHIPS RACE COLLISION DETAILS REVEALED

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NYC's naval parade tradition dates back to a WWII Victory Review in 1945!

On Aug. 17, 1945, days after Japan's surrender, over 47 U.S. warships paraded up the Hudson River before millions of celebrating New Yorkers — a tradition the 4th of July Parade of Ships carries on today.

This storyWhat's the best part of NYC's 4th of July Parade of Ships?

  • Seeing the massive warships 0%
  • Fireworks over the harbor 0%
  • The patriotic atmosphere 0%
  • Navy sailors on deck 0%

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This storyHow many spectators watched the 1976 OpSail tall ship parade on the Hudson?

  1. Around 500,000
  2. Around 1.5 million
  3. Around 6 million
  4. Around 12 million
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Around 6 million

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