British Family Reacts to MOST EMOTIONAL SOLDIERS COMING HOME! (EMOTIONAL!)

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• LA

  @laurakatebaker4925 · 4 months ago

  Our military is all volunteer. The soldiers and their families are priceless.  So grateful for their service and sacrifice 🇺🇸

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• CH

  @ChuckHuffmaster · 4 months ago

  There's a video on YouTube showing injured British soldiers arriving at an airport in the United States being welcomed by Americans

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• JA

  @jamilali9979 · 4 months ago

  Over here tearing up 💯...my son has been in the Army for 8yrs and I've only seen him three times since...I get very emotional when I do. 30yrs old and  he'll always be my baby boy❤️❤️

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• JO

  @joanbeise1507 · 3 months ago

  I'm an American and love the way you Brits appreciate this.  I cried through this whole thing.  Thank you

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• ER

  @ernestb4473 · 3 months ago

  Who the hell keeps breaking into my house and cutting onions ? ! ? !

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• AN

  @andyrockism · 4 months ago

  If I am not mistaken, the clip at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctmStWOzLGA&amp;t=250">4:10</a> is even more emotional because that was his first time seeing his kid walk. I think he couldn&apos;t walk before he was deployed.

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• AP

  @AprilRain66 · 4 months ago

  Our Solders are our heros. &nbsp;They sacrifice so much including the families sacrifice. &nbsp; We are so joyful when they come home that we cry in eminence &nbsp;joy. &nbsp;I love being an American 💜

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• TE

  @TeamTimmons · 4 months ago

  My husband returning home from deployment was one of the best days of my life. He almost lost his life in Iraq, and I&apos;m forever grateful he came home to us.

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• RU

  @rubycretsinger5070 · 3 months ago

  I always cry when I watch our soldiers coming home to their families!

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• CD

  @cdw204 · 3 months ago

  We love our soldiers, they are the backbone of our country.

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• GE

  @georgetonkin819 · 4 months ago

  I&apos;m a veteran. What impressed me about this reaction was how it affected your mum. I love her heart in this.

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• AN

  @andreakubsch8428 · 4 months ago

  When we invaded Iraq after 9/11, my son was serving on a destroyer, and he called and said I have 2 minutes. &nbsp;I can&apos;t tell you where I&apos;m going or anything. &nbsp;Please just know I love you and you&apos;ll just have to be brave until I&apos;m allowed to call you and it will be a long time. &nbsp;&quot; and we said we loved him too and the 2 minutes were up. &nbsp;His brother wasn&apos;t there to talk to him. &nbsp;We did not hear from him for 13 months and 2 weeks. &nbsp;It was agonizing. &nbsp;The fear and anxiety and crying and worrying these families feel is very very real. &nbsp; Thank you for reacting to this.

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