European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 14, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday june 14, 1987 the stars and stripes Page 3 the 6th Oil 502nd inf was one of the units representing the United states during the Allied forces Day Parade in West Berlin saturday. Allied forces March in step in annual Parade the West Berlin police motor Bike staff entertains with stunts of Darrin do. Berlins a Allied forces marched saturday in their annual show of Solidarity unhampered by inc Street violence that accompanied president Reagan s visit the Day before. Some 2,750 troops 65 tanks 11 Mili-tary1 hands and a variety of helicopters marched or flew Over the roughly i mile route for the 24th Allied forces Day Parade. A crowd estimated at 75,000 watched the display. The Parade held each summer to demonstrate the commitment that photos by Lynda w. Sparks France Britain and the United slates have made to defend Berlin was chaired this year by the French commandant Gen. Paul Cavarro. American units included a 10-Man special forces Parachute team from the West German town of bad Tolz As Well As Berlin brigade elements and representation from the air Force at Berlin s Tempelhof Central Airport. Security was tight both within the . Military Community and at the Down town Parade area but police reported no arrests were made during the Parade. Civilian guards checked identification cards of persons entering the Fenc Doti main shopping area for the . Military Community in sch Lundorf. Downtown at the Parade area. Merlin police sharpshooters were posted Voith binoculars along the  route. The commander of the Hinish sector  Jen. Patrick i. Brooking issued a Dit e flu Inibig Gal Henri s or distribution of inn Mcd  in the  Mummy. The order also was in cd acct Lor the Reagan visit. The Parade Louth and Brandenburg Gat Eirea where Reagan delivered his address 1 i Day he within the British sector. More than so persons were arrested Friday night and Early saturday As Street violence sparked by the Reagan visit continued according to Berlin police spokesman Peter Glaser. Rock throwing and bottle throwing gangs of youths confronted police in the Kreuz Berg District laser said. There were scattered incidents of violence in other districts. Fourteen police officers were injured in confrontations Najih demonstrators Glaser said. A West Berlin girl applauds the Parade