The Electrician

Logan Weston Served as a Preacher and Infantryman Across Three Wars

The Fat Electrician presents Logan Weston’s life as a collision of religious vocation and repeated returns to combat. Weston became a preacher after interpreting a failed suicide attempt as a second chance, but he served as an infantryman in World War II and Korea, later qualified as a Green Beret and advised the US government in Laos. The speaker’s account argues that faith shaped how Weston understood survival and helped him serve other soldiers, without protecting him from the dangers of war.