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Colonel Logan E. Weston, USA (ret.)
is the author of The
Fightin' Preacher: His God Called Him
to Preach... His Country Called Him to
Fight. According to Maurder.org, Colonel
Logan E. Weston, “is a veteran of three major wars: World War II, Korea, and Vietnam. Col. Weston was drafted into the
Army in 1941. He worked his way up through the ranks to Staff-Sergeant before receiving a battle field commission to Second
Lieutenant.” The website further notes, “He is considered one of the most heavily decorated
soldiers in American history. Among the awards Col. Weston has earned is the Distinguished Service Cross, Silver Stars, Bronze
Stars, Purple Hearts a Legion of Merit, Presidential Unit Citations, the Combat Infantryman Badge (3 awards), and the Parachute
Jump Badge (3 awards).”
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The MOAA said of The Fightin’
Preacher, “Drafted out of Bible College, Weston's faith in God sustained him through three wars: World
War II, Korea, and Vietnam. Even when he was deep in enemy territory, Weston's unwavering devotion to the God he loved
and the country he served earned him a larger-than-life reputation and undying devotion from his men. Weston is one of the
most heavily decorated soldiers in American military history with more than 200 medals and awards; he is an original member
of the Army Ranger Hall of Fame. This is the true and inspiring story of the honor, courage, and faith of this great American
hero.”
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