Yesterday was Veteran’s Day in the Netherlands, held every year on the last Saturday in June.
Veterans Day attracts 90,000 visitors in The Hague from nltimes.nl, which has some nice photos of the event.
Here is a picture that I took of a medical vehicle. I wasn’t able to get any good pictures of the parade, unfortunately. I was just passing through and most of the city centre had crowds 10 man deep. But the marching bands I could hear sounded great.
In other Dutch news: ‘It’s every woman, it’s us’: Rotterdam falls for British statue of ordinary black woman from theguardian.com. It is a pretty interesting statue. And I love the backdrop of Rotterdam’s Centraal train station in the photo.
Life in the Hague 
I love looking at these old military vehicles, even though I hate war.
Definitely. It reminds me of watching M.A.S.H. on tv back in the day.