Victory Day Celebration Part I

Nearly five hundred thousand people had gathered in the streets of Kufstein to witness the Victory Day Parade, which was being broadcasted across the Reich via radios that were gifted by the Crown to every major beer house.

The soldiers were lining up in their ceremonial uniforms, which were based upon the designs used during the German Unification Wars. The Black and gold outfits were on full display as the individual soldiers proudly marched through the streets. 

Those who were high ranking had specialty plumed pickelhaube helmets, which swayed with the slight breeze on this warm summer's day. Each soldier had a Gewehr 25 shouldered in his arm, with its bayonet attached as they moved forward to the beat of the drums.