Soldiers Coming Home Surprise | Most Emotional Compilations EVER !

Soldiers sacrifice everything to protect their country. They sometimes go years without seeing their families and loved ones, and even miss some of the most important moments in their children's lives! Today we’re going to show you the Most Emotional Moments of Soldiers Coming Home and each one of them is meaningful. So if you’re ready, click the bell!

[onswish]

Let's have a moment of silence for those who didn't make it back to return to their loved ones.

[alvaroq]

I just wished our government would’ve treated returning Vietnam Vets with the same dignity and respect that they deserved!

[j.t.]

The teacher coming back to his students was amazing

[eileennegron]

Having been a military wife, I can totally relate to all of the homecoming events, and I must say, IT NEVER GETS OLD AND ALWAYS MAKES YOU TEAR UP.

[Capricious_Muse]

Man, the teacher coming back to his classroom got me. That one kid climbing over his desk just to get to him was too good. 😭

[tubebammy]

I love these because my Mother and sister both fought in Iraq for 18 months each. They both saw combat and me and my other sister knew it so we were just crushed for those 18 months not knowing if they would ver come back or not. I was about 12 and my other sister was about 14. Our Mom came home first and I remember we had a little window right above our door so we could always see who was ringing our doorbell. I answered it and I saw my Mom through the door and I shouted 'ITS MOMMA! ITS MOMMA" I literally jumped down the stairs and I wrapped my entire body around her to the point she had to carry me up the stairs. And when my sister came back about 2 months later I rushed her so hard I accidentally tackled her to the ground but I didnt care. I was just happy that she was alive and back.

To all those who have lost family or a loved one in the military, my deepest condolences and I wish you all the very best.

[Geekino]

Makes you realize - and appreciate - how much service men/women and their families sacrifice for their country. Thank you for your service.

[carolperczak]

My Dad, a Purple Heart Marine from the Korean War, died in 2016. I miss him everyday. For all you Marines out there, I love you. Semper Fi.

[LocalBurglar]

It's so wholesome that it's enough to make a grown man cry

[GardeZardUSMC]

As a Marine and Soldier I have had my fair share of those emotional moments. I surprised my mother when I came home after being away from home for a year and the tears that came were just amazing. I also came home for Christmas this past year and she was so happy she didnt want to be at work a minute longer. She claims to HATE surprises but the times I came home and surprised her were her favorites.

To all those who support the troops... thank you for your support and love for those who wear or have worn the uniforms and defended us all....

[seannemcdaniel]

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I started bawling... A dog's love is the MOST pure kind of love.

[jalessabeebee]

When the soldier hugged his baby for the first time i cried so hard. To see that is wow.

[sassbrat]

All the reunions are wonderful. There is just something about when the men met their children for the 1st time ever,

[Emotiondahota]

*These moments when the soldier returns makes my eyes start to redden, and I don't know why I feel so happy. Thank you for serving the country.*

[TG-lgvm]

I dont care what country you serve for. Every soldier deserves respect and so do their families

[GuranPurin]

Usually it's the parent-child reactions hat get me, but man, seeing bros hug-tackle their military bros is a new level of wholesome.

[aprilnavarro]

I said I wouldn’t cry watching this but it literally shattered me I wish my fiancée had made it back home it’s been 6 years and it hasn’t gotten easier. 😭

[thatonelevelfarmyouforgot]

A huge salute to those who couldn’t make it home to their families. R.I.P. 🕊🕊🕊♥️🙏😊

[annagraser]

THANK YOU EVERYONE FOR YOUR SERVICE!!! Someone was cutting onions the whole time.

[tima.]

In 1988 I was a Marine in HMM 365, MCAS New River (helicopter squadron). We deployment to Jacksonville AFB about 30 minutes north of where my mom and dad lived in Little Rock. It had been about 2 years since I had been home and was headed to the North Arabian Sea in a month. I was the crew chief for our squadron's commanding officer, LtCol Magnus. We broke formation heading into the AFB and my Colonel landed in a hay field at the end of my mom's street where about 20 people from my neighborhood, my dad had gathered, were waiting. Since then I've lived pretty good but that day was the best feeling I've ever had in my life and only the 2nd time I ever saw my dad balling like a baby. (his dad's funeral being the 1st).
Watching these videos reminds me of that feeling! 🥲