Millennium Magazine_2ndEd

22 MILLENNIUM-SECOND EDITION grenades that were thrown from helicopters. Having witnessed firsthand the strife that war can wreak on a nation and its people, Mr. Nguyen is committed to promoting peace throughout the world. As head of Global Public Safety Human Being Life Protection Organization, a nonprofit he founded after retiring from a 22-year career as an acupuncturist, he conducts research to obtain fact-based evidence pertaining to prior terrorist attacks and, using comparative data, attempts to determine patterns that could someday prove effective in carrying out preventative measures. Mr. Nguyen also interviews people about their experiences with terrorism, hoping to garner additional support for his organization from community members and people from all walks of life. Though adamant that the U.S. should be prepared to defend itself should the need arise, he has also tried to unite countries by fostering diplomatic relations over the years. Throughout the years, Mr. Nguyen has been I n 2015 alone, there were at least six major incidents of terrorism documented as having occurred across the United States, with nearly 300 additional mass shootings involving at least one gunman and countless others thwarted before any real harm could be inflicted. Joseph K. Nguyen, a native of Saigon, Vietnam and former POW/MIA special mission commander, has dedicated the latter portion of his life to protecting the American public from such despicable acts through counterterrorism efforts. Born Nguyen Cong Khanh before Americanizing his name in 1997, Mr. Nguyen served in the U.S. Army during a time when horrendous war crimes were being committed by North Vietnamese communists. He was recruited by the 5th Special Forces Group and dedicated more than 700 hours to performing operations for Apache helicopters, the primary attack helicopter used by many nations. His service also included training to flee hand JOSEPH K. NGUYEN PRESIDENT Global Public Safety Human Being Life Protection Organization Atlantic City, NJ