Once a Ranger, always a Ranger: Bemidji man still connecting with Army brothers 50 years later | Bemidji Pioneer
But instead of burying the nightmarish memories of war, Johnson has embraced his past, reconnected with many of the fellow Rangers with whom he served, and taken on a national Army Ranger leadership role. The 73-year-old Bemidji man is president of the 75th Ranger Regiment Association and editor of two Ranger publications.
Ranger School Book Exposes... "No-excuse leaders don't have to act tough, but they must display mental toughness. Is it a coincidence that a 2006 study found that companies led by ex-military CEOs outperformed the S&P 500, and that such leaders lasted longer in their jobs?"