Last updated: August 11th 2004

"...designed to help Americans protect themselves... focuses on teaching exactly what to look for in daily life." - U-Wire

"Bazzel Baz is a foremost authority on Terrorism survival and preparedness..." -MSNBC

"Every American should own this handbook." -Informed Source

"The essential guide to terrorism preparedness." -Maxim

BAZZEL BAZ

Bazzel Baz - a.k.a. "Baz" - is a former Marine and CIA officer and founder of  the "Association for the Recovery of Children."  He serves as a counter-terrorism analyst for CNN and MSNBC. Baz has served as a writer-technical advisor for the CBS drama, The Agency and was featured in the USA Network program, Combat Missions. Baz graduated from The Citadel in 1978. He served in the United States Marine Corps with his final tour of duty as a counter-terrorism officer before being recruited by the Central Intelligence Agency. Baz subsequently served for numerous years, supporting the CIA in field intelligence collection operations throughout the Far East, Middle East, Northern Europe, Central and South America, the Mediterranean and Africa. As paramilitary case officer, Baz developed and recommended policy, operational doctrine, hostage rescue, methods and techniques for use in clandestine activities. In addition to his qualifications with the CIA, Marine Corps and work in the entertainment industry, Baz is qualified as a Secret Service firearms instructor, Recovery Agent for the American Association for Lost/Stolen Children and was the recipient of the Nation's Intelligence Commendation Medal. Bazzel Baz continues to maintain his contact with the international intelligence community.