Army Wives: A Final Salute

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Claudia Joy:

Look beside each soldier

and you will find the people

who fight with them...

The spouses, the sons,

the daughters, the families.

I married

a committed military man,

and I've loved

this military life.

And I'm proud to call myself

an army wife.

All right, sit down, everybody.

How does it feel to be reunited

with these people?

How are you, papas?

Fantastic.

Davis:
Seeing everyone again

was so amazing.

It's just so heartwarming to get

those hugs and to catch up.

As we all know, behind every

good soldier is their family.

Serpico:

It's so good to see everybody

because I recognize them

as true friends.

Brannagh:
I actually realize,

like, this is a family.

[ Laughs ]

It was really, really special.

And we make it to the corner of,

like, Queen and Braun, and...

- Which is a half a block.

- Half a block.

- And Wendy said, "Whoo!"

- [ Laughter ]

Pressman:
It's amazing to be

reunited with the group.

It's like a big family reunion.

- No!

- Oh, yeah.

You know, we just pick up

right where we left off.

Fuller:
I mean, after spending

six or seven years

with any amount of people,

I mean, obviously there's love,

there's fighting,

there's laughing,

there's tears, there's...

It's everything.

- We make a good team.

- Yeah.

- We knew that already, didn't we?

- Well done.

We had such fun.

Behind the scenes, you know,

you'd have dinners together,

we'd have barbecues together,

we'd have movie night.

[ Cheering ]

It would have been a much less

pleasurable experience

if we didn't have people

who we actually cared about

and we loved, who we enjoyed

spending time with.

I know that Roland,

you, and me...

we're always gonna be together.

As actors, we're blessed often

just to be a part of anything.

But there's nothing like

a project that clearly has

a lot of meaning

to a lot of people.

These outstanding troops have

served their country honorably.

We're so proud of the show,

and we all share that.

I'm an army wife,

and I'm proud of it.

Me, too.

To get to see one another again,

it's very much like coming home.

There he is!

Dad!

Oh.

Hey, soldier.

I was just saying to Jeremy

that I never thought

we would be sitting here again,

like, all of us.

Pressman:
- Ever again.

- Yeah. It's pretty amazing.

I just feel like,

for whatever reason,

we've never really

said goodbye.

When we came back to do

this reunion,

I was like, "See?

'Army Wives' never goes away.

- It never goes away."

- [ Laughter ]

This story has touched so many.

- I'm just glad we get a happy ending.

- Yeah.

Yeah, somebody's gonna have

a good night.

- Whoa.

- [ Laughter ]

Any time in life

when you really connect

and there's so many things

that can...

you know, stars align,

if you will. That kind of thing.

- Yeah.

- I really think it's just rare.

Delaney:
And even seeing

each other today,

- it's like we picked up where we left off.

- Totally. Absolutely.

We all get together,

and it's like family.

When you're starting on

any new project,

you have no idea

how long it's gonna last.

- The fact that we all got along so well

like immediately... - Like right away.

And if that's why the show

went as long as it did.

And that's, like...

It's, like, unheard of now.

This was the first thing

I had ever done.

When someone said, "Oh,

you're shooting in Charleston,"

I was like, "Whatever."

[ Laughter ]

McNamara:

The fun part is that we were...

- a lot of us were on the

plane together. - Yeah.

- Right. - That's right.

- And you had a diet

because she was in a thong

in the pilot.

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