Children invade the Navy Exchange in search of Santa

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The so and so Children's choir greets customers Dec. 7, 2013, at the Navy Exchange on Joint Base Charleston - Weapons Station. The Navy Exchange opened early for children to get some special time with Santa and his elves and to be able to pick out just the right presents for their mom and dad. (Courtesy Photo/April Ware)

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The Marrington Elementary School Children's choir greets customers Dec. 7, 2013, at the Navy Exchange on Joint Base Charleston - Weapons Station. The Navy Exchange opened early for children to get some special time with Santa and his elves and to be able to pick out just the right presents for their mom and dad. (Courtesy Photo/April Ware)

Santa and Mrs. Claus greet children during the Navy Exchange Children's shopping day Dec. 7, 2013 at the Navy Exchange on Joint Base Charleston - Weapons Station. The Navy Exchange opened early for children to get some special time with Santa and his elves and to be able to pick out just the right presents for their mom and dad. (Courtesy Photo/April Ware)

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Santa and Mrs. Claus greet children during the Navy Exchange Children's shopping day Dec. 7, 2013 at the Navy Exchange on Joint Base Charleston - Weapons Station. The Navy Exchange opened early for children to get some special time with Santa and his elves and to be able to pick out just the right presents for their mom and dad. (Courtesy Photo/April Ware)