As every year, the broadcast of the July 14 ceremony will be the event not to be missed. So as not to miss anything, here is all the essential information.
the July 14 at home. For the past two years, viewers have been disappointed to learn that editions of this famous ceremony have been restricted. As with many events, this unfortunate decision was the direct consequence of the health crisis. It must be said that the latter had paralyzed the country for several months. From now on, the July 14 parade is making its return with great fanfare, with a program as complete as it is extraordinary. And to celebrate the National Holidaythese are the cameras of TF1 and LCI who are mobilized. The two television channels will offer phenomenal live, from 6 a.m. until the 1 p.m. news. The opportunity to follow the preparations for an extraordinary event.
During six hours live, in addition to unseen sequences, viewers will be able to attend the great military parade on the Champs-Élysées. And the least we can say is that the system put in place is impressive. More than 6,300 men and women will be mobilized in addition to the 200 riders, 62 planes, 26 helicopters and 180 motorized vehicles deployed.
Exceptional media coverage
Who says XXL event says ultra-complete media coverage. And that, TF1 has understood. To cover the July 14 ceremonies, the channel mobilized almost all of these leading journalists. The objective: to immerse viewers in the daily lives of French armed forces. To do this, Anne-Claire Coudray has planned to parachute jump at over 2,000 meters above sea level. The journalist will obviously be accompanied by paratrooper ambassadors from the Air and Space Forces. For his part, Gilles Bouleau will fly over the emblematic places of the capital in a helicopter before taking part in an aerial training exercise. But that’s not all ! It seems that TF1 and LCI have prepared other surprises to liven up the event. Which ones? Answer Thursday, July 14.