Steve's Professional Bio Steven Harris spent more than two decades in the United States Army as a career intelligence officer. During that time he participated in the Government's controversial domestic surveillance program, ran agents in the Far East, and did two tours of duty in Vietnam. He spent ten years in Washington, D.C., at the national intelligence level, where he was involved in the remote viewer training program and worked with the Army's remote viewers at Fort Meade. As Deputy Director of Intelligence at the Army Material Command, he was responsible for the security of classified programs and had access to all of the Army's black R&D programs. Retiring a lieutenant colonel, he moved into the oil and gas industry, and now works in human resources. He lives in New Orleans with his wife, co-author Candice Proctor, and two stepdaughters. Steve's fun bio Candy's professional bio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . For the Press Need a photograph of Steve? To download a high-resolution jpeg of the thumbnail image, click on it to get a larger version, then save the image from your browser. Or, right mouse click and select the "Save As..." option. Mac users, click on the image to see a larger image. Hold the Control key down and click on the image to see menu options, and choose "Save Image to the Desktop."