Left of Bang: How the Marine Corps' Combat Hunter Program Can Save Your Life
Patrick Van Horne is the founder and CEO of The CP Journal, a behavioral analysis training company.  His firm provides training support to the U.S. military, federal and local law enforcement agencies and the private security industry.  Van Horne is a former infantry officer in the United States Marine Corps, earning the rank of Captain before returning to the private sector.  His company's training program are focused on teaching people how to prevent violent acts from occurring and finding attackers hiding in plain sight. Jason A. Riley is currently a Major in the United States Marine Corps Reserve, with over six years on active duty. While with 1st Battalion, 2nd Marine Regiment, he served as an infantry platoon commander, company executive officer, and company commander, and deployed twice to Iraq with the 24th and 22nd Marine Expeditionary Units. He also served as a combat advisor to the Afghan National Army in an eastern province of Aghanistan. From 2009 until 2011, he was a mobile training team leader Officer-in-Charge with the Combat Hunter program at the School of Infantry (West). There, he developed training courses and taught behavioral profiling, among other duties. He currently serves with a reserve unit at Camp Pendleton, California. Jason is also pursuing his PhD.