Soldiers Coming Home || Emotional Compilation

Happy birthday to you. Yay! How old are you? How old are you now? How old are you? He's here. Guys. Okay. Who is that? That's your daddy. Would you like to go see your daddy? Happy birthday to you. Sergeant Hyrule McCarroll of the United... Welcome, Sergeant McCarroll. Back on the stage, Skyler is spelling the word sergeant, and the principal asks if she knows any sergeants. Am I dead? You're dead. Wow. And that's when Staff Sergeant Johnson makes his entrance. Skyler, completely stunned and in tears at the sight of her father, a man she hasn't seen in months. Come here. Yay! Anybody know who that is? Aryan. Go give her a hug. Hi. Say cheese. What the heck? Here's your lunch with Santa. Look at that, honey. See right there? That's just a... Daddy! What's up, man? Hey. How you doing, man? Good. Huh? Good. Look what she heard. She heard her father's name announced over the stadium loudspeaker as he was welcomed to the game. She can't believe it. She was shocked because he's an officer in the Navy Reserves and has been serving in Afghanistan and has been home for seven months. She doesn't know who to turn to. She sees her mother there. The mother says, go run to Daddy. She's got her pom-poms running. She sees Daddy. They both really start crying. It's a great moment for both father and daughter. Jessica's father called me. Jessica has a brother in Afghanistan, and she wishes to be here today. I know what that's like. My wife and I had a son in Iraq in the Marines. Jessica, when you see your brother... Andrew's got it. Noah's got it. Ladies and gentlemen, back from Afghanistan, Andrew and Noah's father. You can open it, everybody. How do you start? Are you serious? Perfect moment. Staff Sergeant Anthony Wagner returning from Afghanistan, his kids on the board crying when they had a video message, had no idea he was here, and then that. This father's love and his children's joy, captured at the Cleveland Browns game on Sunday. All of the baselists that are... Like a good military man... Can I sit here? He found his opening. Dad? Hi, Daddy. Hi there. 15-year-old Joshua, who has Down syndrome and radiates joy on a daily basis, was simply overwhelmed.