Chuck Scott

Biography

Sunday, November 4, 1979. Iranian terrorists storm the United States Embassy in Tehran, Iran. Fifty-two Americans, and ultimately the United States Government, are held hostage for four hundred and forty-two days. Colonel Chuck Scott was one of those fifty-two and he recounts for his audiences his struggle, under threat of death, to remain true to himself, to his country and to his God. His presentations are gripping, moving and inspirational. His audiences are given a touching account of Americans strengthening each other by maintaining their courage, sense of humor and fighting spirit. He takes his audiences on a complete journey, from the shock and horror of being taken hostage, to the emotionally draining moment of his release.

Publications

This is Col. Chuck Scott's riveting personal account of his 444 days as a hostage of the Iranians. It is the story of Americans who drew strength and resolve from each other during their terrifying captivity. It is also a story of shame and betrayal. You will share the horror, the hopelessness, the frustration and the eventual joy of release as you relive these times with the author.

Titles

The Renaissance of Patriotism in America The Terrorist Threat and The Middle East Responding to Adversity