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When Pvt. 2nd Class Tyrell Hicks received a Red Cross message while training that his wife was going into labor, he rushed to be by her side.

Sam Campbell FORT LEONARD WOOD Fort Leonard Wood Pvt. Tyrell Hicks, a Soldier assigned to Company D, 2nd Battalion, 10th Infantry Regiment, had just completed Basic Combat Training when he got the call that his wife, Carr, was going into labor with their first biological child. “It was breaking her down that I wasn’t there,” he said. “I thought, ‘I would never miss this for the world.’” Hicks, whose family lives in Baltimore, Md., said he knew he had to find a way — and the Army...

ABC News Turn on desktop notifications for breaking stories about interest? OffOn When Alanna Hicks went into labor with her third son, she expected no surprises. • 3 min read Soldier makes surprise arrival at hospital just before baby’s arrival U.S. Army Pvt. Tyrell Hicks was training on base several states away when he was granted leave to be with his wife, Alanna, for their son’s birth.University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center When Alanna Hicks went into labor with her third so...

Maryland soldier surprises wife just in time for his son’s birth University of Maryland, St. Joseph’s Medical CenterBy HALEY YAMADA and ERIC NOLL, ABC News (TOWSON, Md.) — When Alanna Hicks went into labor with her third son on Jan.22, she expected no surprises. She hadn’t prepared for her husband, a soldier in the U.S. Army, to carry out the perfect time-sensitive mission to see her giving birth to their son, Kannon. Pvt. Tyrell Hicks, who is stationed at Fort Leonard Wood in Missouri,...

Soldier Surprises Wife In Labor At St. Joseph Medical Center - Towson, MD - When a newborn recently arrived at St. Joseph Medical Center, there was additional cause for celebration.

Updated: 9:10 AM CST Jan 26, 2021 By WBAL Staff A U.S. Army soldier got home to Maryland just in time for the birth of his son.Pvt. Tyrell Hicks obtained leave from Fort Leonard Wood in Missouri and was able to get home just in time to witness the birth of his third child at the University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center.The hospital organized an honor walk in which labor and deliver staff members lined the hallway with signs and clapped as Hicks arrived."Its a blessing to...

    TOWSON, Maryland (WBAL) — A U.S. Army soldier got home to Maryland just in time for the birth of his son. Pvt. Tyrell Hicks obtained leave from Fort Leonard Wood in Missouri and was able to get home just in time to witness the birth of his third child at the University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center. The hospital organized an honor walk in which labor and deliver staff members lined the hallway with signs and clapped as Hicks arrived. “It’s a blessing to be here,” Hicks ...