Dr. Nimon has been teaching at Henley-Putnam University since 2011 and is known as one of the most outgoing, dedicated, and committed instructors the university currently has as part of its faculty per several of their Deans. His level of energy, dedication to creating an optimal curriculum, and subject matter expertise is certainly among the best faculty of Henley Putnam. Moreover, Harry, as he prefers to be called, actively seeks to remain current in the field, develop new and critical skills, and remain active in the field of instruction. Dr. Nimon currently teaches courses in both the Masters and Doctoral degree programs and has been awarded various accolades for his abilities in instruction and research. He teaches courses in research, analysis, protection, and serves on many theses and dissertation committees, providing expert guidance and mentoring of graduate students. In addition to these areas, he has become among the most important doctoral degree professors, leading students to the highest degree of research and analysis. His students literally come from all parts of the world and walks of life from members of the United Nations Global Security Division to various international intelligence organizations. This book is an example of this skill set as is his text book, Offensive and Defensive Security published by Xlibris in 2013. He is currently working a three-volume memoir on a man who spent 8 years in deep cover in the 70's and 80's in Iran. This man became known to many of the tribes there as the Lawrence of Persia and was so respected by the Tribes and hated by the Soviets, that the KGB murdered his pregnant wife while she was in a supposedly safe MI6 hospital (safe enough for the Queen of England) and placed a $250,000 in gold bounty on him. The murderers were actually KGB moles within MI6 and senior members at that. The volume containing this information is completed and is undergoing final editing for release later this year. The title will be: The Young Officer: An American Lawrence and His British Wife in the Zagros Mountains of Iran.