Paying it Forward

About the Book

Charles Logan was a highly decorated combat veteran and retired Army Ranger. The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan brought back the nightmares of young men and women in Vietnam who’d suffered the loss of limbs and had been compelled to endure those consequences. Blessed with unexpected good fortune, he established ReRanger School, a facility predicated on the belief that technology must meet the needs of our heroes, that our heroes must not be relegated to the limitations of technology. He set out to return to them some small measure of what they’d sacraficed for their country.

About the Author

Chuck Booth was born and raised in a small town in central New York. He joined the Army in 1967 and at the age of 18, in 1968, found himself in the middle of Tet, one of the major military offensives of the Vietnam war. He continued to serve until he retired in 1988. He settled down with his family near Fort Hood in central Texas and although he is no longer in the Army, he has been able to stay in touch with his military roots. Today he is semi-retired, enjoying life with his grandchildren.