Bastille Day: Jack Dabaghian / Reuters

<b>FRENCH SALUTE:</b> A military aerial acrobatic team performs during a Bastille Day parade. Some have complained about the holidays militarism.

Jack Dabaghian / Reuters /

FRENCH SALUTE: A military aerial acrobatic team performs during a Bastille Day parade. Some have complained about the holidays militarism.

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