MAJ Terry Clark

Army | Human Resources Officer

Las Vegas, NV

Dates of Service: Apr 1968 - Dec 1989

RETIRED

90% Complete

4 Endorsements

23 Contacts

Influence Score: 10,807
5,311 out of 866,660 Veterans

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Commissioning Source: OCS, Jul 1972

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Bio

Executive management in golf & country clubs owned by members, corporations, non-profits, individuals and municipalities. Founder of the InVicta Club, a value added golf, spa & resort membership. Founder of Club Advisors LLC. Executive management of clubs, hotels and slot machines for the US Army and culminated career in 1989 as project officer for Dragon Hill Lodge in Seoul, S. Korea

Military Experiences

Apr 1986 - Oct 1989

Executive Director

US Army Comm & Family Support | Far East

Responsible for US Army oversight of MWR and Clubs in the Far East Theatre tp include Korea, Japan and Hawaii.

Jan 1980 - Mar 1982

Aide-de-Camp

24th Infantry Division (Mech) | Fort Stewart, GA

Officer Aide-de-Camp to the Commanding General, 24th Infantry Division with operational repsonsibility for 1/75th Rangers.

Jan 1975 - Feb 1976

Aide-de-Camp

First ROTC Region | Fort Liberty, NC

Coordinated with CG for action plans, logistics, itineraries, travel, meetings and engagements at over 120 colleges in the eastern region that hosted senior ROTC Units from Boston to Puerto Rico.

Feb 1973 - Dec 1974

Congressional Liaison

AG, 82nd Airborne Division | Fort Liberty, NC

Created SLAPASS, Second Lieutenant Association for the Preservation of Airborne Spirit and Sanity. Was selected one month as Junior Officer of the 82nd Airborne Division. Worked with AG/CofS on congressional visits and inquiries, and was personnel readiness officer for the division.

Deployments

(1 year, 2 months)

Nov 1968 - Dec 1969

Vietnam War

1 Endorsement

Enlisted Assistant to the Commanding General, 1st Infantry Division, Lai Khe, RVN. Working with the officer Aide-de-Camp, handled all administrative and logistical daily requirements for the Commander. Supported ADC-M and ADC-S in the logistical and administrative duties required for their assistant roles in the Big Red One.