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Of course, I cried!! Blubbered like a little child! Who could resist becoming a child all over again seeing this video! The genuine love, surprise and strong emotions that run through this video are impossible to sit, watch and stay passive.
Thank you for posting this!
I just want to take a moment to remember the 4000+ families who lost a loved one in this war. My prayers are there for you during what must be a difficult time.
God bless all those who serve our country in the military forces!!
What a video . . . I’ve seen this before, but it sure bears repeating
It’s especially hard on the kids, isn’t it? My cousin once saw a little girl jump into her military dad’s arms, wrap her own arms and legs around his body and refuse to let go.
What a beautiful video to watch, yes it brought tears to my eyes for more than one reason, I reminded me of my youngest son coming back home after completing his National Service here in South Africa, it also made me cry when I saw the families being reunited with their loved ones as for me that will not happen, my
husband died in 2005.