I CRIED! British guy reacts to EMOTIONAL SOLDIERS COMING HOME pt.2!

This was beautiful yet heart wrenching!
This video shows myself (A British guy), born and raised in London, reacting to American soldiers from all branches coming home and surprising their families, children and parents. There are so many to see, including the love shown by little kids, and the emotion on everyones faces as they run to each other for an embrace after having their loved ones gone away for so long. The danger that these men and women are exposed to must be so unbelievably hard for all of their family members to even think about, so I think their return home must be so significant and emotional for them and they were possibly wondering if they would ever get the chance to see these amazing and heroic people again!
You'll see genuine emotional, sadness and happiness on my face throughout the entirety of this video, I even had to grab a tissue at some point because it got me so much.
Honestly from start to finish you'll see my emotion, which is not something I tend to show very often, so it truly is meaningful.
Watch as little babies embrace their daddy and show him love. What an amazing and heartwarming experience it must be for these families, and a heartwarming and also heart wrenching experience for us to watch on the other side of a screen.
You'll see me in this video in total surprise, as I talk about the sacrifice of these amazing men and women and share my thoughts with you on the emotional moments I've just witnessed. This was truly an amazing expense for me, and I'll be posting more reactions to similar videos in the near future.
God bless our troops, thank you for your service and I wish you and you children and families god speed in seeing each other soon once again. I love you all. God bless you all and your families. I will always pray for you who are down range like I have done following mown experiences.
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[@mikeyreacts234]

This video is so emotional. Seeing these brave men and women coming home to their families is incredible. Have any of you ever experienced this? if so let me know, I would love to hear about your experiences. God bless the troops that keep us safe and God bless the USA 🇺🇸!

[@bju194422]

I have experienced it many times during the Viet Nam war. Many cousins & close friends were drafted into the army as soon as they turned 18 or graduated high school & sent to fight in the jungle.

[@jdodd2798]

I have! I was working in my office in downtown Houston one day, getting ready for a huge trial. All of a sudden, I saw a flash of navy blue in the corner of my eye - and there stood my son, in his Marine Dress Blues! I hadn't seen him in 9 months! Needless to say, I didn't get another thing done the rest of the day!

[@MelaniePoparad]

The ones when the little boys/teenage boys lose control and sob in their parent’s arms in front of all of their classmates is amazing.

[@drivebybodypierce]

These vids are literally therapeutic for your soul. Just release all the stress and let it all out.

[@evanirvana500]

People I think forget america is a military culture with so many servicemen and women serving, these scenes are repeated across country over and over and has been for hundreds of years. Just now we have cameras to capture a few reunions. I was in a restaurant when a reunion between parents and their navy daughter happened. When they hugged and cried the entire restaurant broke into applause because we all know what was happening. Almost every person has family members who are serving or has served in the military. The other thing people forget is it's not just the soldier serving, the family serves time as well.

[@christypriest30]

Are you trying to make me start bawling tonight or what??!! Growing up as an Air Force brat watching military return home has a very special place in my heart

[@lilahmoffett4367]

This video was an emotional rollercoaster!!! The soldier who returned for the anniversary of their child's death... the agonized scream of his wife left a mark on my soul!!! I paused the video to pray that poor lady...

[@pamforrester844]

Really enjoy this, and again, no notification, hey at least you popped into the feed, as always thank you for the video and commentary

[@jdodd2798]

Thank you for pointing out the Army uniform [instead of a Marine] coming home at the airport. As the Mother of a former Marine, I know that Marines are not allowed to travel in uniform!

[@susancrouthamel760]

I don't care if any soldier is or isn't wearing his uniform when they travel. I met my cousin at the airport with 20 other Army soldiers n I was proud to see them in uniform( he served 2 years in Vietnam n was MIA for 6 months before he was found in the forest, escaped from Vietnam POW camp) All soldiers serve to keep us free n all 5 branches of the military ( Army, Navy, Airforce, Marines n Coast Guard, I think this is right, others are special forces but if this isn't right tell me as I couldn't get ahold of my cousin to ask. I love your videos n look forward to more. You are one of my top 10 favorite channels. Did I hear right you are moving to Florida or was that someone else?

[@thegamerchef7220]

my dad served 32 years in the army and my younger brother currently serving, atm he is deployed.

[@pfcampos7041]

I was fine until the soldier came home for the anniversary of loosing their child.😢 God bless the men, women and their families who sacrifice so much to keep us and others safe.🙏❤😊

[@bju194422]

That one broke me, too.

[@bamacopeland4372]

I've seen that one a few times and it breaks me every damn time.

[@manxkin]

I always tear up watching these.

[@jeniseclark3672]

These emotions are 100% real. My brother is airforce. I knew he would not make it for my graduation. My parents took me out to eat the night before. My brother came up behind me. Wow! Those emotions you see in these videos. Was true that night for me.

[@Beans-1111]

8 could watch these kind of videos forever!!!

[@sarahberke7194]

This one had me in tears. I've lived these moments with my own father many times in my youth. ❤

[@MedievalMary]

We love our military❤. Every soldier is someone's loved one.

[@janetwebb2701]

Yes. Its like this every single time. Hubby was USAF spec ops 22 years!

[@robinmills8675]

Geez, Mikey, you've got me sitting in the laundromat with tears streaming down my face. 😊

[@chuckhunter5184]

The coming home is a happy day. As a father the hardest day, was saying goodbye to my 19 year old son going to war in Afghanistan

[@randykillman6475]

Just a note: the fourth of July is swiftly approaching, independence day. In case you have not heard... your buddy Toby Keith has a song titled Happy Birthday America.

[@cherylbleyl1924]

The kids get you every time

[@MelaniePoparad]

That first video reminds me of when my brother came home from his deployment and saw and held his son for the first time. He told us later he kept chanting in his head “don’t fumble, don’t fumble”. Haha like an American football. Pretty good chant to keep in mind holding your few month old child for the first time. It was also his first child. He’s so controlled he didn’t cry… but the rest of us did. 😀

[@nathanaelstephens8410]

I like your channel.

[@SBQDawn]

Have you seen/reacted to The Fat Electrician ? He is a storyteller / history teacher on you tube. He's former US Army National Guard (from Iowa) medic and his day job is as an electrician. He is back in college to make being a History Teacher official.

[@babyfry4775]

Yeah that got my crying. My brother wasn’t allowed home for my wedding. He came home a week after and I came home from my honeymoon and I put my wedding dress back on and he put his dress uniform on and we took pictures. Not the same but that’s all we could do. He called me at the reception and I cried buckets….kinda ruined my makeup but that’s ok. These clips got my crying again.😪😪

[@michaeltipton5500]

I am retired USAF so I complete understand the emotions involved here. Another video to watch is people who see color for the first time.

[@randykillman6475]

You might consider listening toNavy Seal William McRaven - Make Your Bed