Clark Calls Last Fire Mission

Atlanta Journal-Constitution - MAJ Joe Clark reports that after the ten-year reunion, he spent 3 years  teaching  at USMA's  Social Sciences Dept (Econ, Accounting, Corporate Finance), after which he left Field Artillery to become a Comptroller.  In June, Joe and Jen relocated to Atlanta and took an assignment at ARCENT HQ (Fort McPherson) where he's the Desk Officer for Iraq; there, he reviews  spending plans line-by-line and handles all financial issues relating to US-based organizations which, for 2003, totaled about $9.6 billion.  Additionally, Joe is awaiting assignment to ILE (CGSC equivalent for non-combat arms officers) in March (Joe had been deferred three times while at West Point). 

Joe has two children:  Jocelyn (2 years) and Jason (born November 2004).   Further, Joe passed the Certified Financial Planner exam in July and got my designation in October, which allows him to work on the side as a part-time job.  If fellow Spartans are traveling to Atlanta, look up Joe and his family.

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• Geoff Binney is an attorney with Gauntt and Kruppstadt, LLP of Houston, Texas
• Brian M. is an Engineer for Rocky Top Building Products of Roanoke, Virginia, a company which manufactures pressure- treated lumber & distibutes various related building products
• MAJ Doug Winton is the Field Artillery Planner for the 3rd Infantry Division at Fort Stewart, Georgia
• MAJ Phil Hughes, in Afghanistan with the 25th Infantry Division, is about to become a Battalion XO
• MAJ Sal Herrera is completing his year-long CGSC at Fort Leavenworth; Sal will return to Fort Campbell next year
• Jack Carlile, who's Reserve Battalion was recently mobilized for a full-year (to Fort Jackson, MS), is a pharmaceutical rep in North Carolina
• MAJ John Dinges is a full-time Operations Research Officer at the Pentagon
• MAJ Jon Fox is serving somewhere near Frankfort, Germany