Gladys Hughes, 99, a veteran of the Coast Guard women's reserve, shares a patriotic message about our military veterans — saying that service members are 'responsible for the many freedoms we have.'
'Fox & Friends' anchors Ainsley Earhardt, Steve Doocy and Brian Kilmeade honor America's veterans by sharing how viewers can make camo their cause and support America's heroes.
"No, not the war or the fighting — but the mental, physical and emotional strength they have to have to serve our country."Hughes — a longtime teacher, educator, debate coach, playwright and now writer — served in the Coast Guard Women's Reserve, also known as the SPARs. The Charlie Daniels Journey Home Project — which Hughes has assisted — raised more than half a million dollars for American veterans, according to media materials shared with Fox News Digital.
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