Being part of a military family comes with its own set of challenges, but that doesn't lessen the amount of love that flows through it. Being a military wife or child is difficult at times, but you just have to stay strong and pull your strength from each other. As the father says in the video, "it may not be a lot of time, but it's a lot of quality time" that they get to spend together. In this video, Honeymaid honors the military family in their newest documentary in their "This is Wholesome" series.

When a young boy found $20 in a Cracker Barrel parking lot, he was excited about all the possible goodies that his new money might buy him. However, this caring young boy changed his mind immediately when he spotted a man in uniform

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Fallen firefighter Michael Kennedy survived combat duty as a Marine in Iraq, yet upon his return to civilian life, he continued to confront danger on behalf of his community. Tragically, that service came to an end when Kennedy rushed into a burning building to help combat the blaze.

In his actions that Monday evening aboard his own ship, MA2 Mayo showed that he had the character of a selfless and truly courageous man.

When soldiers come together and support one another, the result is beautiful.

WWII Navy veteran gave up waiting for his medals after 67 years.

After a life of selfless service to his nation, we finally pay our last respects to Jeremiah Denton. The former naval commander and ex-Senator grabbed the nation’s attention during the Vietnam War after he was captured by the North Vietnamese Army. When his captors forced him to film propaganda, Jeremiah used the opportunity to blink out a secret message in Morse code to his American audience — despite the great personal risk.

The 2nd Forward Surgical Team recently returned home after a grueling nine month deployment where they provided life-saving medical care in the remote regions of Afghanistan. Their incredible accomplishments include a 100% survival rate on more than 120 cases of trauma — all at a time when the big field hospitals are packing up and closing their doors.

“...to live every day that I have on this earth to be a good person.”