A U.S. Army captain had an emotional reunion with his family after a surprise return from a deployment in the Middle East.

Captain John J. Klein III is a United States Army Signal Company Commander for Charlie Company with 834th Aviation Support Battalion, 34th Expeditionary Combat Aviation Brigade. He returned home from an 11-month deployment to the Middle East.

Pete Hegseth hosts the 2nd annual Fox Nation Patriot Awards.

WWII veteran Sidney Walton, 101, has been honored with the Patriot Award for the Unsung Hero during Fox Nation’s second annual Patriot Awards, which hit the streaming service on Friday.  

Small business owner Wesley Crespi has been a staple in his suburban Denver community for decades.

Educational entrepreneur Dr. Kenneth Hartman has served as a university president, professor, senior academic administrator, and consultant at several leading universities. He founded “Our Community Salutes” in 2009 to recognize and honor graduating high school seniors in Southern New Jersey who plan to enlist into the military immediately after high school graduation.

Mary Peter has been working to save the lives of dogs and provide loving homes for our furry friends since 1987 and has an extensive history of dog training and rehabilitation. She founded K9 Partners for Patriots in 2013, which provides service dogs to veterans at no cost.

Captain John J. Klein III is a United States Army Signal Company Commander for Charlie Company with 834th Aviation Support Battalion, 34th Expeditionary Combat Aviation Brigade. He returned home from an 11-month deployment to the Middle East, where he commanded the Brigade Signal Company in support of Combined Joint Task Force – Operation Inherent Resolve (CJTF-OIR) with teams at nine different locations through for countries.

Egard Watch Co. founder and CEO Ilan Srulovicz took home the hardware after growing the company he started to honor his father to an internationally-recognized brand.

Fox Nation's second annual Patriot Awards hit the streaming service on Friday and master of ceremonies Pete Hegseth felt Hollywood can learn from the show that hands out “real awards for real heroes.”