Paul Clark:  

Life CW4 PAUL A. CLARK Chief Warrant Officer Paul A. Clark began his military career as a Construction Mechanic with the United States Navy Mobile Construction Battalion (Seabees) in 1968. Serving with NMCB 62 in Dong, Republic of Vietnam. In 1970 he became the Enlisted Director of the Navy’s COMCBLANT Band, Davisville, Rhode Island. Upon release from the Navy in 1971, Mr. Clark studied at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Arizona, earning a B.S. Degree in Music Education. For the next three years he taught music education in the Colorado Public Schools. He then reentered the military this time with United States Army and spent his next two years with the 9th Infantry Division as Director of the Soldiers’ Chorus. From 1978 to 1985 he served as Trumpet/French Horn player with the following organizations: 9th Infantry Division, Ft. Lewis, WA, 84th Army Band, Stuttgart, Germany, and the 101st Air Borne Air Assault Division, Ft. Campbell, KY. CW4 Clark received his Warrant Officer appointment in March 1985, and reported to Ft. Lewis, WA, in April of 85 to assume command of the 9th Infantry Division Band (MTZ). From July 89 to December 91 he commanded the Third Armored Division Band, Frankfurt, Germany, deploying to Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Iraq with the Division in support of Operation Desert Storm. In January 92 CW4 Clark assumed the command of the 36th Army Band, Ft. Huachuca, AZ. In July 97 he commanded the 2nd Infantry Division Band, Uijongbu, Korea. After Korea he reported to the Infa...Expand for more