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U.S. Marine returns home to surprise parents, who've never seen him in uniform
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Date：2025-04-17 06:12:34
A Marine who graduated from boot camp returned home to surprise his parents in uniform for the first time.
Taylor Rice strolled into his parents' home during a family gathering when they least expected it. Their reactions say it all.
Watch the moment a military mom and dad see their son in uniform for the first time in the video above.
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