New Zealand Family Reacts to MOST EMOTIONAL SOLDIERS COMING HOME! (WE CRIED...)

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Emotional Reaction Soldiers Coming home

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🎵 Track Info:

Title: Lioness (Instrumental) by DayFox
Genre and Mood: Pop + Happy

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[officerrebar]

“All gave some. Some gave all.” I’m a veteran and lost a couple of guys in Iraq. And sometimes those who come home, don’t fully come home. Thank you for your respect.

[ashleyshipman]

The US has so many foreign military bases that need manned that we have thousands overseas. Even if it’s not combat they’re still deeply missed and respected.

[kevincline]

The saddest part is when one's own country turns on them. I remember coming back from Iraq, and there was a Vietnam veteran there amongst the crowd. He was happy and emotional, but asked, "Why couldn't they treat us like this when we came home." That was such a true statement. People don't choose to go to war, their country sends them. We should always support our troops returning home.

[philstone]

The little girl saying " oh daddy" gets me every time.god bless our troops and their families

[DarqJestor]

Don't hide your tears. They don't show your weakness, they show your humanity.

[MsV]

As an Army widow, these videos get me bawling, but I love watching them. 😭

[aaronsmith]

I can tell your daughter was trying to be strong but she started pouring buckets lol. Good family cry sesh 😂😭😭😭

[apolloaegletes]

You both should react to
"The First Medal of Honor Recorded In History".

Everyone, please up-vote this

[regeniatipton]

As an American I was crying too! Our men and women soldiers and their families have sacrificed so much all down through our country. I have so much love and respect for them all!

[andersonandy]

As a dad with a son who has cerebral palsy that has difficulty walking. That shot of the dad seeing his son walking really hits. These videos in general will get you misty eyed.

[diamondhair]

Please do not be embarrassed to cry, ....You should cry...These are the kinds of things that keep your heart full of compassion. That is one thing Americans are not embarrassed to do, is cry. I remember seeing my daughter (Marine Corps) walking across the airport to her dad and I and all I could do was stop, set down and cry. After 2 years, I couldn't handle it. it almost feels like they have died (being gone so long), then there they are in front of you.

[samibowen]

To all of our troops in this video, in the comments or watching this, thank you for your service 🇺🇲 Love and prayers 🤍🙏

[TheMtVernonKid]

As an Army brat myself both of my parents served so this hits home

[itsahellofaname]

I did 12 years in the Army and was in the first Gulf War (Desert Storm), and 15 years later I had to watch my only son go off to Iraq for the second war there. Weird, being the deployed soldier in a war, and then years later being the parent of a deployed soldier in another war (it was much harder being the parent of a deployed soldier).

[jacobmylan]

Navy Submarine vet here. These are some of my most cherished memories. Coming back to home from a long unknown deployment to family is the most humbling experience ever. Your wife's reaction to these are perfect. Tears are supposed to flow. My son is active duty Army right now in Poland. I can't wait to see him come home.

[misterbeard]

Dude, I'm a grown man and cannot handle watching these videos unless completely alone. Haha. Great pick Denzel, and remember a man is not just about muscle and grit, but leads and lives by the size of his heart.

[wavetranquility]

As a former USMC wife, I’m crying just reading the comments even before I’ve watched the video! What a great group of followers on this channel! Thanks for bringing all these folks together. ❤️

[Redladyrae]

I just joined the military. I’m a 36 yo single mom of one. It was so hard to leave my boy for just six months for training. I can’t imagine being gone for any longer than that, especially in a combat zone. I will just prepare myself for what I signed up for either way. These videos always get me, but now they have an even deeper significance. It’s always going to be beautiful to see someone come home.

[bdizzle]

Your daughter is so adorable and very emotionally mature. The moment where she saw the boy walking to his dad and then she noticed you had started crying, she just couldn't hold back her tears anymore.

As a 37 year old father of 2 older boys and a 2 year old daughter, this hit me in the feels. You were right about someone cutting onions, lol.

[Rogn]

As a veteran of the USNavy, I know the feeling on both side of this. I came home to my family, but my Dad is a US Air Force veteran that served in Viet Nam in 1965-1966. These are very emotional, and I cry while watching these videos every time. Be Safe and Be Blessed.