WelcomeHomeBlog.com - Military reunion videos, pictures & stories! A Naval Officer surprised his twin daughters at summer camp, August 2011. He was home for 2 weeks of R&R from a 14 month deployment to Afghanistan and had not seen his daughters in ten months. Video sent in via the "Submit" page on http If you are the owner of this video and it was submitted by a third-party without your permission (and you would like it removed), send a message at welcomehomeblog.com
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