Author’s Short Bio Mark Malmin is a retired Californian Advanced POST Certificated law enforcement officer and training instructor, patriot, US Army veteran, and author from San Jose, CA. He graduated with honors as Top Academic student of his police academy and holds a BS degree in in Criminal Justice Administration from San Jose State University (CA). The author writes, consults, and has done public speaking and POST certified training that thematically addresses issues of warrior culture, subculture, suicide, stress management, and spirituality. In 2013 the author was a guest speaker at Stanford University, addressing the institution’s staff psychologists on occupational and sociological issues of warrior culture, subculture, and stress management. The author served in the US Army, and as a Californian ‘Bay Area’ Peace Officer for 28 years, holding positions of hostage negotiator, detective with specialized Juvenile law expertise, police Field Training Officer (FTO), and acting field supervisor. Mark Malmin journal publications include: Islam’s Link to Terror-A Psychology of Denial (2016) World Journal of Social Science Research; Police Misconduct, Racism, and Excessive Use of Force-Failure Analysis, Commentary, and Recommendations (2015) Open Journal of Social Sciences; Warrior Culture, Spirituality, and Prayer (2013) Journal of Religion and Health; Changing Police Subculture (2012) FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin; Turning Adversity Into Success (2009) ISBN 978-0578-029962 Bethany Press International (an autobiographical book exploring the author’s personal journey of spirituality). Mr. Malmin was honored to author the Afterword for Dr. Kate Hendricks Thomas’ book entitled Brave, Strong, and True-The Modern Warrior’s Battle for Balance (2015) ISBN 978-1-61314-309-4 Innovo Publishing, LLC. Readers with comments or questions may contact the author at: mbmalmin@comcast.net.