William "Buck" Clemons

Associate

William "Buck" Clemons began his Army Career as an M-1 Tank Mechanic. After proving himself in that role he became a Warrant Officer, graduating flight School as an AH-1 Cobra Pilot and was stationed at Fort Hood, Texas. He later transitioned into the AH-64A Apache where he has completed tours at Fort Bragg, Fort Carson, and Korea. He has served 8 years overseas, 9 years in Cavalry units, 18 years in tactical units, and has 17 parachute jumps - mostly with the 82nd Airborne Division. He attended the US Army Electronic Warfare Officer Course in 1998, and was tracked a Tactical Operations Officer after he attended the Air Force's Joint Air Operations Command and Control Course in the year 2000. He has earned a Bachelors Degree in History from Campbell University and a Masters Degree in Computer Resources and Information Management from Webster University. He serves on the National Board of Directors for the Association of Old Crows, an International association for Electronic Warfare and Information Operations professionals. His last assignment was with 1st Battalion, 351st Regiment at Fort Stewart, Georgia where he helped to prepare National Guard and Reserve Army Aviation units for deployment overseas. He currently resides in Hinesville, Georgia with his wife, Hea-Suk and their three children, Logan, Michael, and Kimberly. In his spare time he enjoys riding his Harley-Davidson motorcycle and rock climbing.