Little girl runs to her brother in the U.S. Air Force ❤️

[tabbycat]

That's so cute and notice she wanted to wear her brother's colors. She matches him, so friggin cute

[Hana.Behl-Lecter]

My heart hurts for the airmen who didn't have anyone come for them.

[lysvkwq]

Thank God for giving that man for serving our country

[EllieVanellie]

I actually cried thinking of the soldiers who are the last tapped out bc no family 😭😭 I wish you all happiness and lots of love

[maciehull]

The older brother was already smiling before she hugged him the is so wholesome😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️

[wasimahmed]

I know this feeling ❤ My elder brother, a decade older than me served in the Indian armed forces. I was around 10 when we went to see him for the first time while commissioning. I just ran to him, and he lifted me up above him... Never fought with him after that 😊

[annettesaang]

I Do Hope And Pray! That Each One Of Them, Do Have A Loving Family Member's, With That SENTIMENTAL Touch, Ready To Receive Them! Little Adorable ANGEL Girl! Incredibly Moments To Remember! To GOD Be All The Glory!

[KnightSlasher]

She seemed so happy to see her big brother it is wholesome seeing them hug, wish this soldier Goodluck on his endeavors

[ovrmya]

the “hey ma” was so cute, didn’t forget about her. such a beautiful moment, everything about this was perfect

[patricianelson]

Family love is what American needs more of !!! Sweet!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤

[gecgoodpasi]

The guy that smiled and was happy for his boy is a real one 😭

[makhaniarcane]

All I could think about is all the ones who didn’t have family to tap them out ❤

[luisgonzalezbrito]

Thank you for your service. If all Americans were like you we would be a lot better. Thank you again and God bless you and all your brothers in arms.

[jayadevkaranthsornalingam]

Im crying because of the amount of people there would be left to stand there for the entire day...

[moody]

I went to basic with a guy who had no surviving family, our company waited til each of our family had all come to try to trap us out, and we told our family to stand quietly by our side. Once everyone had shown up, we all, as a unit tapped him out and hugged him cuz he was our family now. I swear to god it was the only time I ever saw my SDS smile.

[kiranbains]

Imagine that guy doesn't have a family and that's why he was smiling seeing others with their family's😭☠️

[peterscharbatke]

Großer Bruder, kleine Schwester, das stärkste Band, das es gibt❤

[ashleytownsend]

Thanks to these people were alive 😢, they sacrifice themselves for us🥺

[cannabub]

We had a woman, the DIs wife, tap out every single recruit who's family didn't show. If only for a moment, she gave us love, compassion, care and a humanity most of us have, and never since, known. Brings me to tears years later just thinking about it.


It's in our nature to love, as it's in our nature to hate. It's in our nature to give, as it's in our nature to take. It's in our nature to sacrifice, as it's in our nature never to compromise. It's in our nature to fight, as it's in our nature to die.

[MysLed]

He was lucky his family found him so quickly. My poor brother had to stand at attention? near the very end. My dad had a hell of a time trying to locate his son, amongst the 400+ new AF members. It didn't help that my lil' Bro had also been fitted with his very own bottle cap goggles, a look which none of us had ever seen on him before. It got to the point that my bro had to eventually try to discreetly signal to my dad that it was him, after having to watch our dad go back and forth in front of him for at least an hour.