Times Herald Record: Former Marine Has Inspirational Story

MIDDLETOWN – Marine Sgt. John Peck survived two improvised explosive devices while fighting the war on terror.

The first explosion, in Iraq in 2007, left him with amnesia and a brain injury.

The second, in Afghanistan three years later, led to his becoming a quadruple amputee.

But he fought his way back, and in 2016 Peck received a double arm transplant that so far has been successful. He’s now able to do things like sign copies of “Rebuilding Sergeant Peck,” the book that tells his amazing story.

Read the full story from the Times Herald Record HERE.