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Military musicians sing 'Carol of the Bells'
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Nick Schifrin: Finally tonight: an annual “NewsHour” Christmas tradition.
Last night, we brought you the American troops from around the world singing “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.”
Tonight, we bring you one of our most popular songs, prepared by the military and the Defense Media Activity Agency.
Here are American service men and women from around the world singing “Carol of the Bells.”
(SINGING)
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