Little Boy Gets the Surprise of His Life From Returning Soldier Brother
Brotherly love can't come any sweeter than this. Here's a homecoming soldier who surprises his little brother at his school.
Brotherly love can't come any sweeter than this. Here's a homecoming soldier who surprises his little brother at his school.
No matter how old they get, some daughters will always be "daddy's little girl." Here's a soldier homecoming video that proves that point, with lots of tears.
Kids love and look up to Captain America from 'The Avengers,' so it was a shock for this one boy to see his favorite superhero show up on his doorstep. Though the bigger shock came when he realized that this real-life strong man was actually his army dad returning from Afghanistan.
Six-year old Baylee was celebrating her birthday with her kindergarten class by sharing a poster of her favorite things. Among them were chocolate and her father, Sgt. Adam Page, who has been serving in Afghanistan for as long as Baylee has been alive. Just when Baylee mentioned her beloved dad, her teacher told her to turn around because there was a surprise.
Some of the most heartwarming videos on the internet are of soldiers returning home from war surprising their family members in a creative way. The military wife in this clip got more than she bargained for when her husband delivered her meal to the table at a Chick-fil-a restaurant.
We've all seen the heartwarming videos of soldiers stationed overseas surprising their children stateside with early returns home.
And that's how this video of Capt. Cherissa Jackson, who had been deployed in Afghanistan, begins, with mom surprising her daughters Anita and Ashley at a Gaitherburg, Maryland Kentucky Fried Chicken. But then it gets even more touching.
Christmas may have come and gone but there is still magic to marvel at from this joyous holiday, like the magic that granted the wish of a little girl who only wanted her soldier father back for the holidays.
On Monday, Sgt. Jamee Gains, an Oklahoma National Guard soldier returning from Afghanistan, gave her family the best early Christmas present possible: herself.
As a little girl named Alexis makes a presentation to her class, her military dad, who's fresh home from Afghanistan, makes a surprise appearance. (Sniff! Sorry, this kind of thing always gets us.)
A soldier dad from Kentucky gave his two sons a birthday surprise last week that they'll likely never forget.
Capt. Nate Burgess, who had just returned home after serving in Afghanistan for the past year, decided to surprise his two sons on their birthday.
So, he wrapped himself up as a life-sized G.I. Joe birthday present and gave himself as a gift.