Adopted Into a Military Family

What does being American mean to patriotic marines? Why do they risk their lives for their country?
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Huge thank you to Hana and Nick for sharing the reality of their military family life!

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[Cannoneer]

Sir, you could not have chosen a better military family to spend the day with. Hana and Nick are two of the best Marines I have ever known. They have both lived the Corps and gave you honest and straight answers. I've known Nick for 20+ years and he is the best example of a Marine I know. Thank you for documenting a great family. Semper Fidelis!!!

[nettaboop]

As a Marine brat, I appreciate you for doing this one. This touched me to my core. Our military service members are gems. Thank you so much for doing this!! Ooh-rah! ❤🎉

[lli]

17:23 He had the right answer "if not me then who?" Which is why our service personel deserve the utmost respect. They do what we are not willing to do for ourselves for us with dedication, bravery and selflessness

[arosete]

I thank them for serving our country. My father fought in World War II. He came home and suffered from PTSD. They didn’t really know too much about it but they gave him lots of medication. It was a very hard childhood, having to live with a father, who suffered with mental health. Now I pray for these men and women to come back, not just whole physically, but whole mentally. it is a sacrifice.

[kwhitewinter]

As an Air Force Brat I love this. My dad was in my AF for 18 years and those long nights and days without my dad when I was little was a lot, the joy of seeing him come home in the morning or the evening was awesome, but we were always told to be quite so he could sleep if he had night shift

[micahdavis]

I love her because shes so big about veterans mental heath because my dad had a TBI back in 1997 and has also had PTSD since then and has always had trouble carrying out everyday tasks so i appreciate people that care so much like her because me and my dad were watching this when he was home and he said he never have had someone that he has heard of or seen care as much as other vets such as her.

[cannotcompute]

Nick was my Drill Instructor back in 2007 . Surreal to see this video 17 years later, thank you Nick for the lessons you taught a younger me it helped me grow up when I needed it.

[masonisstillalive]

That man that you are staying with has been there and done it. I'm glad you gave him the respect he deserves.

[haley_haym]

welcome to the life of a military family. there’s some days it’s really hard and others i’m blessed to be a military daughter. my dad has missed most of my life due to deployments and being stationed far from home. he’s currently away deployed out in the middle east. thankful he comes home this summer i. time for my sister to be born ❤️

[Taylorlee]

One of the best families out there. Nick is a treasure and I appreciate him and his family so much! Semper-Fi Marines! 💙🇺🇸

[just_wright]

I love how real this is, explaining/showing the side most civilians do not see or understand. Great video! My family is military too. My husband has currently been active duty U.S Air Force for almost 8 years so far. He's been through 2 deployments in the middle east. Before joining he was a military child, his parents were mil to mil, so he's moved around his entire life. The military lifestyle can be tough sometimes, filled with many lows and highs. Although we might be far away from our family, the military is like a 2nd family. We've made some amazing life long friends on this journey.

[whyhellotherestranger]

Medical issues kept me out of the military. I really wish I could have served my country like these amazing people. Thank you so much and God bless America.

[melissamcnorton]

Since you’ve already done the Marines, you should explore each branch of the service Army, Navy, Air Force

[edjarrett]

Great interview. Amazing military couple. It take’s a lot of fortitude to keep in the fight especially with kids. Military brat moved 7 times, AF guy who moved 6 times. Even when you’re doing the work, you want to find a place where you can finally be grounded with family, community and location. It’s a very tough nut to crack.

[GamerBro]

This was something really special. An interesting yet a rewarding experience. Salute to all military personnel 🫡

[garymorrow]

Bless those men and women. They are my hero's. They protect us...they die for us. They suffer so much for all who love this country and what it stands for. Great video.

[geografiodelatero]

They are a true patriat for fighting for our freedom.

Love from the Philippines 🇵🇭x🇺🇸

[anoiprendergast]

As a military brat myself, I thank you for making this video and putting some attention on military families. It’s very touching to see something like this for the first time. Thank you so much!

[rioteen]

As a Marine, this shows a great viewpoint of our lives. Thank you for this show. Semper Fi

[itsamilitarylife]

Thanks so much for highlighting the military lifestyle, what a wonderful family. Their focus on mental health and awareness of TBI is absolutely inspiring. Tobasco sauce really does make a lot of things better! 😆