British Wounded Soldiers at DFW 

We Aussies, along with our friends, the Americans, Canadians, British, Irish, & Kiwis have fought and died together for the last 100 years, in all major military actions. I cant think of another group of countries that have such a bond, and friendship.

The guys seemed overwhelmed by the wonderful welcome they received. I'm British, and you Americans made sure the British soldiers felt valued and honoured for their service. Thank you all.

Must say Americans are so respectful, our united kingdom will always stand tall with our mates across the pond!

Red, white, and blue- whether it's the Union Jack, or the Stars and Stripes, we are family.

🇬🇧🇺🇲🇳🇿🇦🇺🇨🇦 *BROTHERS IN ARMS*

It's profoundly moving to see our boys and girls being honoured by our American allies.

And this is an example of why we are so close not just as allies but as brothers and sisters. Love from the UK

My son Ben did two tours of Afgan. The second tour he was with the Americans and they absolutely took care of him and I’ll always be so grateful for that. He has nothing but praise for the American service people he served with. Great folk.

*wipes tear from my eye* I wish I saw more of this. As a British patriot it warms my heart. I guess no matter how much the politicians disagree, the people will always have a special relationship. I am just so sick of seeing arrogant Americans on youtube, sometimes i forget they represent the minority, not the majority. God bless America.

English by birth, moved to the US when I was 4. Became a proud US Marine and Persian Gulf vet. May England and America always be as one.

I’m ex British Army, and I’d fight next to an American serviceman any day of the week, great guys and I have the upmost respect for them and their country. I still work with US marines even now from time to time, always a laugh a minute lol. God bless the USA 🇺🇸 ❤️🇬🇧

Said it before, and I'll say it again - I saw the Union Jack in Baghdad and Kandahar, and that's all that needs to be said - US Army (Retired)

As a former British Soldier I would like to say thank you for this. I was always treated with the utmost respect by our American cousins, but it is still good to see the relationship remains strong. Thanks again.

I'm retired U.S. Military and in my service I had the honor to serve with H.M. forces. To all fellow Americans know that HM forces are faithful and brave allies and brotherly. I have the deepest respect for them and Thank God for them, dear friends!

As an American, I will never forget "The Star-Spangled Banner" being played at Buckingham Palace after the tragedy of 9/11. I remember weeping at the show of solidarity displayed by our cousins across the pond. Queen Elizabeth II, herself, ordered the break of protocol. Respect and Honor are not just words. They are heart-felt sentiments of mutual love, support and friendship. Thank you. God save The Queen!

I take my hats off to those people, we didn't get anything like that coming home in the uk

I have a lot of respect for the way the Americans praise their veterans. Wish it were the same in the UK.

As a British veteran myself I am very moved to see such a generous welcome from the American people.

As a British person who’s a fan of the us I find this quite emotional

bless our limey cousins. we love you boys. hope y'all had a great time in the states and thx for all you've done. god save the queen.

I I'm the British army and I can say America soldiers are a great bunch of guys really are, America will always have a friend they can count on with Britain

As a Brit I thank the amazing people of the USA truly touching to watch!

I went to Snowmass village in Colorado a few years ago with Blesma (British limbless ex servicemen's association), where we met up with wounded American soldiers from the Wounded Warriors programme and spent two weeks with CAMO,, I was quite at 48 and was one of only two ex British soldiers not to have lost my leg and suffered serious injuries to the remaining leg through enemy action, I lost mine a serious RTA as I was cycling home from teaching recruits, because of this I didn't feel like I should be there, but the Americans soon put that thought out of my head, they didn't care if id lost it in action or an accident or through illness, when they found out I had served 16yrs and done 7 operational tours in Northern Ireland they made me feel very welcome and thanked me for my service, the reaction throughout the entire stay from the Americans was unbelievable, we didn't want for anything. They showed us respect wherever we went, we went to Aspen and the reaction was the same, they made us feel proud to be ex British soldiers, The veteran's in the US ore fiercely proud of there service and rightly so, its something that will stick with me till the day I die, thank you for making our stay fantastic, however they still cannot out drink us Brits, they tried to (every night lol) but failed miserably, like they once said , "you Brits are the 1st into the bar, the last out of the bar but are still up, fed and ready to roll before us in the mornings" , what can I say, work hard and play hard.

As an American I can say this... The UK and the US are not friends. WE ARE FAMILY. Thank you to the UK for standing by us. I remember after 9/11 when they sang the US national anthem in London. I still have a tear in my eye to this day thinking about that. You Brtis, Scots, Welsh, and Northern Irish have no idea how much you mean to us

Very well done Yanks im humbled. Respect to you all.

As an Enduring Freedom vet, I've always held our allies, especially the British, in high regard. The guys in this video were the ones who said they would leave their homes to go fight with us after our country was attacked, and you can see the price they paid. Showing them the best of our hospitality is the least we can do for our friends across the pond. /salute

As a serving British soldier; "I am in tears"

Bloody love the yanks, my father a D day vet sword beach royal engineer guards armoured division, R force, passed away a few months ago, he had nothing but admiration for the American guys, told me a lot of great stories about them, that's how I ended up here.🇬🇧🇺🇸

What nice thing to do for our lads and lassies who put their lives on the the line along with all the coalition brave hearts. Thank you all Americans.

No other stronger alliance exists than that of America, Britain and Canada.

2011...I was a USMC infantryman in Afghanistan myself at the time and I remember the 4th of July we just wanted to light off fireworks...or you know explosions to celebrate our independence day. Ironically and sadly a British soldier was taken by the Taliban and we opted to go on the hunt for him instead of celebrating on our forward operating base.... Unfortunately he was killed by the Taliban but they certainly paid in blood themselves that day...I'll never forget it but it felt like we made them pay a heavy price. 10 years later I regret nothing. Much love from one American warrior to our British brother's.

Thankyou to our American friends for looking after our guys like that.

From a proud Brit from across the pond I must say what a wonderful bunch of people. Thanks to the people of Dallas - God bless you all.

UK & USA. BROTHERS FOREVER. The only ones who stand up when it matters.

Thank You America for your support

Thank you America from the UK

Dear America thank you so much for this welcome to our troops it is much appreciated. I have always stated that had I not been born English I would love to have been born American. God bless UK/USA from London England

I was fortunate enough to meet some of the U.S. wounded guys when they were in the UK. Damn , those guys had been through some real bad times , but I never met a nicer or funnier bunch of people. Spent a whole day having a laugh at Silverstone race circuit with them. I'll never forget that day.

I love America and I know the mutual respect of our two nations will never die. Thanks from the UK for your love toward our boys.

So unbelievably touching. Warms my heart to see how much the US appreciates service men and women.

God bless you guys! UK is our Homeland and where we started! We are honored to stand with you guys in joy and in tragedy! You are absolutely or friends and allies! God bless great Britain and the queen!

You have got to love Texans...what a wonderful welcome...made my eyes wet.

Now these guys are the ones you go down on your Knee for......its so respectful of the American people to show such appreciation for our British troops who have fought so bravely next to our American brethren for over 100 years.....HEROS every one of them.

Americans welcoming the wounded warriors from it's closest cousin. can there be anything more beautiful?

What a great reception for our soldiers--Thankyou America ❤👏🇺🇸🇬🇧

This is the true America and Britain; side-by-side, brothers-in-arms. I can't wait until I join the British RAF; it would be an honour to serve for my country and beside our neighbours across the pond.

UK / USA Brothers that stand shoulder to shoulder. From London /UK

God bless every one of those brave men and thank you America for always being by our side.

Speaking as a former British Royal Marine Commando (1997 to 2014) who served I NI, Kosovo, Bosnia, Iraq and Afghanistan, I am absolutely astounded by the warmth that the people of the United States regard us and welcome us into their homeland. If I didn’t already have enough respect for the US, having served alongside your armed men and women, I certainly do now... and some. God bless the United States of America and the United Kingdom and all our allies.

Ladies and Gentlemen, What you see here is the best of Britain and it is beyond an honor to have them as guest in our country..As an American I'm humbled at there presences..They fought side by side with our troops.I am in awe of there dedication dignity sacrifice and devotion...Civilians could not comprehend what it takes to be Something of this magnitude and remain humble through everything that has happened in there lives.. We salute you members of the brotherhood of these two great nations that fight as one..

As an ex serving British Soldier [ Ex Royal Engineer -Sapper] - I appreciate everything that you did for our brave wounded soldiers during their stay with you . I had the privilege to live and work in your beautiful country in the mid 1980's for a couple of years a time I will never forget as it was a wonderful time. Thank you again for treating our troops as if they were your own. Respectfully yours Richard :)

This was beautiful. Thank you to the very kind American People. And thank you to the British soldiers for their sacrifice. Makes me proud to be part of this great partnership.

Love and Friendship to all of our Australian, American, Canadian,, Irish, & Kiwi Cousins and Family from British Isles.

Damn, this is amazing to watch and I'm Australian. Brothers in arms welcoming their allies wounded as heroes, it's awesome.

Lots of love to all of our dear friends in the UK! America is grateful for our alliance!

About 30 years in my parish church, I meet a very nice older gentleman form Ireland. He said he was at Dunkirk, North Africa and Normandy. A very kind person. He worked for the railroad when he came over he knew cousin. God Bless him and all British Army soldiers. My Dad was stationed with the 5th Infantry Division in England prior to D-Day; fought under Patton for awhile.. He said the British soldiers were excellent soldiers. God Bless you brave young men.

The bikers pulling out in front of the buses made my hair stand on end. God bless America; from a Brit.

I've Travelled all over the USA down the years and i absolutely love the Country and the people. I don't ever feel like i' in a foreign country when i'm there. The USA and the UK supported by our Brothers in Australia and Canada we need to have each others backs more so now than ever. I was brought up in a very pro US family. My father telling me stories about the US service men who gave them Candy and fruit during the war yrs. My dad was 10yrs old when the Yanks showed up. He said from that day we knew the war was won. My father talked about visiting America, but never made it. He passed away when i was 15 and i swore i'd see as much of the USA as possible. Texas is on my list next.

Brilliant, I love this. U.S. & U.K. soldiers looking after each other- as always. Add to them the Aussies, Kiwi's & Canadians, Christ, we've been kicking asses a long time together and are one hell of a team, always were, always will be. God bless you Yanks for looking after our guys n' girls!

The American people love and respect our Commonwealth allies. Very strong bond between our people. Thank you.

god bless the uk an us................................. from a family of royal marines...

Don't listen to anyone correcting you on what the flag is called, call it the Union Jack, Union Flag, British Flag, The Jack...etc it's all the same... But thank you for this typically warm American welcome to our British troops, makes us realise we are allied with one of the most beautiful countries! From Portsmouth, UK

Just brothers and sisters welcoming brothers and sisters.

Americans treat their Veterans and Armed Forces with so much respect. Thank you for treating ours in the same way.

As a Scotsman and a British patriot, this brought a tear to my eye. God bless the Americans

Thank you for taking care of our boys whilst they were out there. Greatest love and respect to our brothers and sisters of America xo

Thank you America for your warm welcome to our wounded veterens ,at DFW Texas 🇺🇸🇬🇧

Thanks for treating our lads and lasses with the respect they deserve especially the PATRIOT GUARD from a WELSHMAN

Just goes to prove that the end of the day they are all "our boys", and we are proud of every last one of them whether they serve under the union jack or the stars and stripes.

America and the U.K, we band as brothers, stand hand to hand for freedom and liberty we stand. We protect our great nations, America and our mother land U.K Proudly we fight and, protect and defend. We fly our flags so proudly everyday stars and stripes, and the union jack. God save the Queen and United states we pray. We are both ferocious in battle and we don't back away, Magnanimous in Victory We are united forever God bless America and the mighty U.K.

Proper respect for our galant allies, from the UK!

Superb welcome for our guys. Absolutely adore you Americans and thank you for being there. God bless the us and uk!!!

Thank you Texas for the welcome you gave our guys.

as a Brit i find this incredibly touching and thank the people of America and Dallas, it I would imagine meant a lot to those Brave soldiers, these are true American's, decent , honest and brave, again thank you.

I'd share a foxhole in a heartbeat with my brothers from across the pond.

That would bring a tear to a glass eye that. Ex British Soldier who spent a few months out in Fort Lewis/Yakima in Feb 🥶 back in the day 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

What a wonderful gesture of goodwill and kindness. Thank you America. From a brit

Top respect to the USA for this,I didn't know this happened for foreign troops,respect!!!

We are not friends but FAMILY, you’re our cousins from across the pond who I love and respect just as much as my own country. God bless to the USA & UK, the two greatest nations on earth!

really touching to watch as a Brit

I had the pleasure and privilege of serving alongside our US brothers in Germany, 1969-1972. I also visited Arlington in 1999 to pay my respects, whist doing my Ph.D. fieldwork at the State Department in D.C. Loved the Red Lion pub on K street ... :-)

Love the respect shown to our British soldiers. Thank you to all those there for such a warm and respectful welcome.

THANK YOU FOR THIS! What a wonderful Texan welcome for our Brit wounded, y'all! Deeply appreciated by this Scotsman who spent a couple of years on exchange with the 1st Cav Div in Ft Hood and in Iraq on Shield and Storm. Will never forget your friendliness and generosity. Oh and thank you for the many curious looks when I got back to the British Army with a 4x Resistol, two shit kickers a BSM and an MSMas well. Very proud of those!

I’m 45 commando, thank you America, we you are we are , brothers x

Thank you for your service. Respect from Portugal. 💪🇵🇹👍... ✌️🇺🇸🇬🇧👍

To show such respect to heroes from the UK makes me proud to be an American. I have to say though that it must have been pretty overwhelming to be greeted by such a crowd, especially for the soldiers with PTSD

glad to see our british cousins getting a reception like this, if any americans want to see something moving watch the videos from wooten basset of the fallen british hero's returning home

The sad thing is they have never had a welcome like this in the UK

and just when i lost hope for humanity i found this, im pround to be British and proud to have friends like you all

Those American people from the American legion are amazing people for supporting our wounded British lads . They show great hospitality , Thanks for all the support . It amazes me how closely connected your culture is with ours , Especially English Culture , I.e Your customs , manners , politeness , You have many institutions named the same as ours for example , British legion , Inland revenue etc Thanks

American soldiers welcome to Britain's soldiers what a wonderful thing to do God bless all Patriots

This was fitting for they were injured fighting for the US just as much as our guys were. Thank you from myself and my family this yank will never forget.

Much love to our Brit and Aussie brothers and sisters. We together have saved the world since WW1... unbreakable bonds, no other countries can say this,,,, period!!!

Welcome to America gentleman! Thank you for serving! ❤️🇺🇸

Dear friends in the USA. Thank you for giving our guys such a great welcome. God Bless America and God Bless our wounded

Diffident brits on the surface maybe, but they will have been v chuffed at this . God bless americans - you express youselves and this particular openess of communication was so nice.

just saw the kindness of the U.S exservise men women to our injured service men ,they call bikers awful names but those ex,Sercivce bikers A credit to the States thank you from bottom of my heart from ex Regular 1st battalion Royal Anglian Regt, Drummer 1960s 70d a Viking ,

To anyone that thinks a few of these guys seem a little off, remember that PTSD affects all nationalities. The crowds can be very overwhelming to some.

Most of those Yankees that greeted them looked like hard-core patriots. Such a nice video

God bless you yanks much love from your cousins across the pond.