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The collapse of Afghanistan, representing a lifetime of sacrifice, coupled with the turbulent transition to Taliban rule left Chapman enraged. Chapman focused his anger into words then co-authored his debut article, “Written in Taliban.”
Chapman is still active in various clandestine post-Afghanistan rescue mission efforts. He co-founded the “Afghan Medical Corps” – an underground network of doctors and hospitals who treat vulnerable at-risk Afghan patients and has fed, clothed, and provided ground assistance to thousands of starving and impoverished Afghans.
Scott is also a quiet co-founder of the Afghan American Development Group (AADG). The AADG strives to raise awareness and gathers all appropriate resources to provide education and training for former Afghan Air Force (AAF) members in and outside of the U.S. – fulfilling promises made by U.S. government to AAF members, and their families for their sacrifices and faithful commitment to the U.S. and international coalition’s mission of securing Afghanistan.
Desperate to reconcile combat stress injuries, Chapman began a quest of self-discovery that led him to a new perspective of the laws of Physics. A love of Relativity nestled with the quirky world of Quantum Mechanics has helped Chapman deploy the power of positive thinking to the veteran community.
Scott is a self-proclaimed objective observer in his own reality. A relentless curiosity with a penchant for patterns fuels his desire to understand "the why and the how" behind his actions, world events, and the physics of the Universe.
Ironman Triathlete, Baja 1,000 finisher on a motorcycle, principle co-founder of "Race for the Wounded" veteran-nonprofit, an avid ADV motorcycle enthusiast, and a published author.
He's developed a unique writing style through a lifetime of curiosity, deep reflection, struggle, and perseverance.
