have raised over $3 million and like adam, you who are going to be talking to shortly, he is one of 65 dogs that we have placed with these young heroes that are coming back, who needed so much help. the reason i did it is because in world war ii, i was with the air corps, i flew out of england. i flew 35 combat missions. on my 35th mission became a prisoner of war. after all of that, i came back home, the government took care of me. i was able to go to college. i was able to have a family. i was able to continue in my life and so that is the reason that i started this and that is the reason why i am doing it because i want to be sure that each one of these young heroes coming back home has a great chance for life. and the one way we can do it for them is getting them a trained service dog. shannon: you mentioned the
reminisce and gloat over the war and feel bad about the war. we want to return them to life as quickly as possible so they don t waste their next 20, 30 or 40 years. shannon: they are heros as are are both of you. thank you for your service and continued service to the country. catch two of oliver north s specials later today. flash point vietnam the road to war are will air at 3:00 p.m. eastern and then at midnight catch the tet offensive with oliver north. this is a fox news alert on developments in syria. the united nations security council is reportedly planning to hold an emergency meeting today. this is to address the latest round of violence in the country. more than 100 civilians were killed in friday s bloody massacre including many women and children. u.n. observers are fearing a civil war is looming if they can t salvage a floundering cease fire plan. it was an engineering marvel back in 1937 and
this week memorial day bring it to mind a lot day. on an average in and out 365 days a year do you think we are doing enough to recognize those past and present engaged in a life and digi death struggle ey day? no, i don t think so. that is why i m a participant in the civil war trust. i m on the wiffle war trust board because at least we need to the civil war trust board. we need to preserve the battlefields to remember them. i m talking about soldiers that bled for this country as far backouts revolution. we need to remember all of them and civil war trust makes sure that the battlefields will be preserved for youth and generations to learn about the conflict. i try to do something as often as i can to help those guys out. and wounded warrior project offers me a great opportunity to be able to do that on a
today and their families. i think it is absolutely wonderful. shannon: and i want to ask you about your work now at walter reed with the young men and women coming back now. what are you seeing? what could we as the american people be doing better to welcome them home? i think what is being done now is very well done by many people and i think our combatants coming home today feel very welcomed. the injuries of war are all kind of specific to the war. we had our very bad injuries as you recall from the vietnam war but there is a different type of injury today with these high level explosives, these ieds and we are literally working with people with one, two, three, four limbs and more blown off at a time and it never ceases to amaze me the spirit that these guys hav guyn coming back and it is our job to put them together both body, mind and soul to get them moving forward in life again. the one thing we don t want to see them do is to sit back and
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