Tag: Wounded Warriors

July 4, 2012

Inspirational Wounded Warriors With Megyn Kelly on America Live – Why We Are Free (VIDEOS)

Happy Independence Day, America! What a grateful nation we should be, especially on a day like today. Megyn Kelly had a group of 14 wounded warriors on her show to inspire us all. And to remind us why we are so grateful for the freedoms we have. It is because of men like this that we can celebrate being an American on this beautiful day.



Please visit and contribute what you can to this wonderful organization, Tunnel to Towers Run. The site was down today due to the tremendous response by Megyn’s viewers, but as she did, I urge you to continue to try and access it. If you want, you can also go to the Gary Sinise Foundation and donate there. Gary Sinise, one of the most patriotic Americans I know, is also partnered with the Tunnels to Towers Run organization, along with many others.

Please go, do what you can to help these wounded warriors. They are too humble to ask for it themselves. They need us to step up and make our support known.

May 30, 2011

Bret Baier Makes the Warrior 100K Bike Ride With George W. Bush & Some Wounded Warriors (VIDEO)

From the Warrior 100K Ride homepage:

As part of the George W. Bush Presidential Center’s Social Enterprise Initiative, the Warrior 100K Bike Ride highlighted the bravery and physical strength of the warriors wounded in Iraq or Afghanistan, as well as those organizations that have made continuing commitments to supporting America’s heroes.

The three day event provided an opportunity for military support organizations to highlight their good work and was sponsored by several companies and individuals that have generously contributed their time and resources to support America’s servicemen and women.


Fox News’ Bret Baier joined along in the ride, and reported back on this fantastic cause and the ride itself. Some of the heroes in the story were U.S. Army Specialist Juan Carlos Hernandez, Army Sgt. Major Chris Self, Marine SSgt. Andy Hatcher, Army Sgt. Sam Cila, and Army Specialist Jacob Lerner. The ride took place from April 25th to the 27th of this year.

This bike ride was through the desert southwest part of Texas, and by all accounts was a grueling trek. But even though some sustained damage to their prostheses, or were injured during the ride, there wasn’t a single one who complained. I love to see W. interact with our troops…the relationship is obviously a warm one, and the friendships are felt both ways.

May 30, 2011

Today & Every Day We Must Remember America’s Veterans

I am so blessed to be a citizen of the greatest country on earth – the United States of America. We all owe everything we have today, especially our freedom, to those military men and women who have been either wounded or have paid the ultimate sacrifice, who are the true superheroes of the world.

Click the photo above to access the list of our fallen military veterans, and while you’re there, please say a prayer for them all. May God continue to bless us all.

September 10, 2010

Shep Smith on ‘Rise of Freedom’ & the ‘Weekend for Heroes’ at Ground Zero (VIDEO)

Tonight was a 2nd installment of this ‘Rise of Freedom‘ series, chronicling the construction of the Freedom Tower, the 9/11 Memorial Site, and all surrounding structures.

At focus tonight was the upcoming “Weekend for Heroes” event, where wounded warriors from Walter Reed are brought down to Ground Zero to see the progress of the projects, some to see the actual site for the first time, and just to get an up-close look and feel at what the site will look like in the future.


Spotlighted were two brave veterans. The first one is Army Cpl. Kendra Coleman, who was in Afghanistan and lost her left leg to an IED while on patrol. Cpl. Coleman is an MP and Paratrooper, and she is anxious to get back to Afghanistan with the rest of her unit in whatever capacity she can. Also shown was Army Lt. Frederick Simpson, who was shot in the left leg during a firefight with the Taliban at the AfPak border in 2005. He was seeing the Ground Zero site in person for the first time, as well, and they both were motivated to join the military after the 9/11 attacks.

August 20, 2010

Hannity & Gary Sinise On the “Building Homes for Heroes” Program (VIDEO)

Last night, Gary Sinise was on to promote the Building Homes for Heroes program, which is now focused on building a house for SPC Brendan Marrocco, the first quadruple amputee to survive. His home will be built on Staten Island.

This is a non-partisan issue, and you cannot deny that organizations like this and folks like Gary Sinise are the true American heroes for helping those among us who gave the most of themselves during times of war. Please visit their website to check out the programs and see if there’s a way you can help out.


Gary and his “Lt. Dan Band” are going to play a benefit concert this weekend on Saturday at the St. George Theatre in Staten Island at 8PM. If you want to attend, here’s the information:

Tickets available through the Box Office at the
St.George Theatre (718) 442-2900
Staten Island, NY
or visit here for information.

Please help these heroes help the military heroes who have sacrificed so much for us. God bless our troops, and American heroes like Gary Sinise.

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