Tim Davis, served seven months with the 404th Radio Research Detachment (ABN.), 173rd Airborne Brigade at L.Z. English, Bong Son, Binh Dinh Province, Republic of South Vietnam. After seven months the 173rd Airborne was deployed back to the United States. He finished his one-year tour serving with the 330th Radio Research Unit, Nha Trang, Vietnam. He also spent a one-year tour with the 7th Radio Research Field Station at Udorn Thailand. Since his army days, Tim Davis has been active in the Health Club Industry. He has managed health clubs and has worked as a certified personal trainer. While in the Army in Nha Trang, Vietnam he began learning the Korean Art of Tae Kwon Do from Korean martial artists in the Republic Of Korea's White Horse Division, a Korean Army Unit also stationed at Nha Trang. He continued Tae Kwon Do training while stationed in Udorn, Thailand with the 7th Radio Research Field Station. Upon returning home from his army overseas tours of duty, he continued Martial Arts training reaching the status of third degree black belt. He also took up American Boxing which served him well during his career as a Professional Karate Association (P.K.A.) kickboxer. He fought most of his bouts in Atlantic City Casinos. He was also an accomplished karate tournament competitor competing in both forms and fighting. He worked for a time in Houston, Texas as a Martial Arts Instructor and Personal trainer. In Houston Texas he began writing and won an award for the novel The Eagle And The Tiger. He also took up acting in Houston and acted in many plays at the Actors Theater Of Houston. He moved to Los Angeles, California and continued acting and writing. He has appeared in stage plays in Los Angeles and has been in commercials and has acted in some television shows and movies--most notably the Television show Criminal Minds. He credits acting for much of his success at writing. He also studied the art of Massage and currently works as a Professional Massage Therapist