3-year-old pinning rank on Marine Corps dad
Being part of the US Marines fills one with pride and honor. Recently, we came across a video clip of a US military’s noncommissioned officers promotion ceremony. This occasion becomes even more special when the service member’s son comes in to remove the chevrons and pins on the emblems of the new rank.
This clip showcases the deep bond between father and son and has touched many hearts.

Kyle B. Carpenter, a Marine Corporal, is promoted to Sergeant, filled with respect and tradition. As he marches towards the commanding officer and salutes, the atmosphere is charged with anticipation.The unique role of a 3-year-old in his dad’s promotion.
Emotional moment between father and son in uniform
The officer then outlines Kyle’s new responsibilities, marking a significant milestone in his career. During the ceremony, Kyle’s senior officer invites his 3-year-old son to play a pivotal role. The boy, waiting with his mother, steps forward confidently.His mother captured these memorable moments on her camera, adding a personal touch to the ceremony. The boy greets the senior officers warmly and approaches his father. Kyle knelt down, making it easier for his son to reach him.

With Kyle’s guidance, his son skillfully removes the chevrons and pins on the emblems of the new rank to his uniform. The swift and precise manner in which he proceeds impresses one of the senior officers, who notes the boy’s evident preparation for this important task.