For the second year running a charity dedicated to supporting returned servicemen and women has enlisted the help of dozens of celebrities for a unique campaign. But for Australian country singer Samantha McClymont, the Take A Seat for Legacy initiative holds a very special significance. While performing for the troops in Iraq with her two sisters Brooke and Mollie as their band The McClymonts, Samantha had the experience of a lifetime, as well as a little extra something else she hadn't quite bargained for. Scroll down for video Australian country singer Samantha McClymont met her future husband Ben Poxon while touring Iraq with her band The McClymonts over the Christmas period in 2006
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Samantha McClymont was touring Iraq with her sisters Brooke and Mollie in 2005
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The trio make up the country band The McClymonts
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On the trip Samantha met her future husband Ben Poxon, a pilot
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Next month the pair are set to wed in Tasmania
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This year she's taking part in the Take A Seat For Legacy campaign
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It enlists the artistic skills of 40 Australian celebrities to design chairs
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The furniture is then auctioned off, and will be on display this weekend
Over the 20-day tour of Iraq, where the trio played a concert every day or two, Samantha got to know many of the troops well, but she had a special connection with Wing Commander @placeholder.