John W Warner, IV Author

John W. Warner IV is an author and historian with a passion for hidden history, revisionist historical narratives, vintage cars, and the unsung heroes of WWII. All profits from his books go to wounded veteran charities. Warner has been a skeptic about historical records, including textbooks, for over thirty years––a perspective that has been well-honed. His father, 5-term US Senator John W. Warner III (R-VA), was also Secretary of the Navy and Chairman of the Armed Services Committee (KBE) during the Vietnam War. His mother, Catherine Mellon, daughter of philanthropist and four-star US Army Major Paul Mellon (OSS, KBE), was an activist who protested that war. She taught John to question authority, think independently, and speak his mind. Thanks to his family and his own persistence, Warner has been behind the scenes with some of the most powerful and influential people in US and global history. When he’s not doing research, Warner is also a true "gear head," having spent most of his adult life quenching a thirst for knowledge about race cars––first as a professional Grand Am and American Le Mans Series racing driver (a "middle of the pack man" behind the wheel of a Corvette GT1 and a Porsche GT3R), and later researching the history of the sport for his NASCAR DVD series and his Little Anton book series. He started writing during a two-year-long rehabilitation from a racing accident: his long recovery gave him time to go deep into research. That research continues and is bringing forth astonishing and disturbing truths, which he posts regularly on his website.