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About Pat ProctorPat Proctor has worked in a broad range of national security, simulation, and commercial gaming positions over the past two decades. He is an Iraq War veteran with sixteen years of active federal service. Pat is currently deployed with the 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division to the Sunni Triangle in northern Iraq. You can see the latest updates from the front at his Facebook page. Pat is also an active freelance writer, specializing in current nonfiction topics of interest to military history and current affairs enthusiasts, national security policy-makers, and military professionals. His articles have appeared in publications such as the US Army War College journal, Parameters, and Armchair General Magazine. Pat accepts solicitations for articles and essays on specific topics in the areas of military history, foreign affairs, and current national security topics. To contact Pat with proposals for writing projects, please contact him at the e-mail or phone number at the bottom of this page. Pat has just completed work on his first book, Media War: The Media-Enabled Insurgency in Iraq. He is now hard at work on his second book, Ideas to Die For: Lessons from the American Revolution for the War on Terrorism. Pat holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Purdue University and two Masters of Military Arts and Sciences--in Strategy from the US Command and General Staff College (CGSC) and in Theater Operations, from the School of Advanced Military Studies (SAMS). He is currently a doctoral student in the Security Studies program at Kansas State University in Manhattan, Kansas. Pat is also the founder and has served as the president of ProSIM Company, a Kansas-based military simulation developer, for the past ten years. In connection with this work, Pat has written extensively in the area of computer gaming, including articles for Military Simulation & Training Magazine and Wargamer.com and help tools and manuals for commercial entertainment software.
Contact InformationFor inquiries concerning Ideas to Die For: Lessons from the American Revolution for the War on Terrorism, contact Pat's agent, Grace Freedson, at:
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