Soldiers

I'll say it time and time again--these never get old. God bless every single one of our troops.

Most heroes come back from overseas with quite the welcome. But, sometimes they end up facing joblessness, poverty and homelessness. Enter this man who is changing lives: Mark Doyle Mark Doyle found a way to give careers to unemployed military veterans as risk of becoming homeless with Rags of Honor...

This was filmed by a Veteran of OEF who served in both the Corps and the Army. He is currently serving in the reserves, and also a truck driver. He came across this fraud in Gretna, Nebraska, at the Flying J truck stop. Below is how it unfolded in his words:

Serving in the military isn't all business.

I'll say it over and over again...these never get old. U.S. Army Sergeant Dan Urman surprised his parents during the ceremonial puck drop at the Arizona Coyotes' last game of the year. His parents have no idea and they get so excited the wipe out on the ice...

Everyone loves a good video of a military member returning home, so here's one that's especially poignant.

This video is old, but it will never get old. In case you're not having the best day, lets remind you that you're not away from your family in a third world country fighting for our freedom. This toddler's reaction to dad coming home will melt your heart...

It's always nice to see family during the holidays, especially when you're not expecting it.

This. Is. Awesome. During Wednesday's Anaheim Ducks-Edmonton Oilers game, a soldier was reunited with his wife and two kids -- including one boy he had not yet met. But it came with a twist.

A few months back there was an issue with a man in Western New York acting and dressed as a serviceman and veteran on separate accounts. This next guy is lucky he hasn't gotten caught by the police yet. A former Infantryman from Easy Co 2/506 101st realized something was fishy and started taking video of him calling out a fake Ranger at a mall on Black Friday...

Here's a story for Veterans Day that will give you all the feels.

North Tonawanda High School grad and army Pfc. Collin O’Donnell's birthday was September 4 and he was in the hospital for it because he was injured when he was serving our country in Afghanistan. He was eventually invited to the White House by President Obama to accept an award for his services, which put O'Donnell in the perfect scenario to ask the President something. P...