African American Warrant Officers: Preserving Their Legacy chronicles the achievements and successes of African American Warrant Officers in the United States Military. The book provides historical information and biographies of outstanding African American Warrant Officers and their contributions to our country. Because Warrant Officers are known as the "Quiet Professionals", they are often overlooked in historical books. African American Warrant Officers, a subset of the Warrant Officers Cohort, are even more quiet. This book attempts to tell their stories and the significant impact that they have made to military history. African American Warrant Officers: Preserving Their Legacy is the third book in a series that highlights their achievements and successes. There is an ancient African proverb that says, "Until the lions have their own historians, then the hunt will always glorify the hunter". This book honors African American Warrant Officers and pays tribute and preserves their legacy in the history of the United States Military. Farrell J. Chiles is a retired Chief Warrant Officer Four (CW4). He is a Vietnam Veteran and was mobilized for Operation Enduring Freedom. Chiles is the recipient of the first CW4 Michael J. Novasel Outstanding Warrant Officer of the Year Award. Chiles resides in California.