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British sailors who have been at sea longer than expected are spreading holiday cheer to the world, with a little help from Mariah Carey's Christmas classic, "All I Want For Christmas Is You." Check it out after the jump.

Most of us get annoyed when we receive spam, but one Maryland man has spent countless hours and money sending Spam to troops serving in Iraq and Afghanistan so they can have a little bit of home while they’re away.

This story has both sad and happy parts to it. It's definitely a story about true love. Madeline Cates lost the man she loved, Captain Travis Nelson, a Marine who was killed in the Afghan war. To honor his memory, Madeline enlisted and will deploy the same month she would have gotten married. I'm sure her fiance would be proud, I know I am, and I don't even know her, a very brave woman with a very

Veterans Day is just around the corner and we've teamed up with the local VFW Post 822 to send items to the HHC 1-125 National Guard Unit who are currently overseas. Join Rod and me at the VFW in Grand Blanc from 6am to noon on Friday, November 11 and help us collect items for our Hugs for Heros campaign. You'll find the list of what we're looking for after the jump.

I don't want to make anyone cry on the way to work this morning, but you have to watch this video where a returning soldier surprises his wife at a Chick-fil-A in Florida. Amy Reed wasn't sure when her husband was returning from Afghanistan, but he made arrangements with her family to show up on Tuesday at the restaurant so he could surprise his wife. Amy was waiting for an employee to bring out h

This is the cutest video that I found earlier. It's a two-year-old girl watching a video of her dad who's overseas, reading a book to her. It's really cute to watch her reactions but wait until she hugs the TV as her dad tells her he needs a hug. Catch this adorable girl after the jump.

I'm sure by now you've heard that pig skin and other parts are very similar to human, what you're about to read proves that. A U.S. soldier who had most of his leg muscle blown off in Afghanistan has become the first to see it grow back in a pioneering experimental operation. Read more about this amazing experiment after the jump.

Bin Laden's death serves as a great reminder that we owe an enormous debt of gratitude to all the hard-working men and women of the Armed Forces.  Not only do we appreciate their tireless effort toward protecting our country and our freedom, we also recognize the sacrifices made by their families each and every day, as they are separated from loved ones.