David Clark

- Supervised and conducted operations in support of a three-star, joint task force capable command throughout the Indo-Pacific Area of Responsibility (AoR)

- Planned, resourced, and executed multinational, combined, and joint intelligence operations

- Advised senior leaders and policy makers on intelligence matters, operational employment, and legal requirements for intelligence activities

- Developed and implemented policy for intelligence activities within the AoR, in coordination with Country Teams, Senior Defense Officials, and senior leaders

- Provided technical input and editing to eight intelligence technical publications, ranging from preparation of the operational environment to the seminal work on the Army Intelligence Warfighting Function

- Participated in multiple work groups and collaborations to incorporate machine learning and artificial intelligence processes into Army intelligence systems

- Pioneered efforts to bring human intelligence collection and processes into doctrine and operations related to information advantage

- Advised on military intelligence training programs ranging from initial entry training to senior technical education

- Implemented the first AI/ML primary seminar for the Army Intelligence Center, teaching intelligence professionals about the benefits and drawbacks of machine learning

- Oversaw the instruction of more than 500 warrant officer students, building their capability to integrate with higher-echelon elements' planning and execution

- Taught multiple blocks of instruction on military planning, operations, human intelligence, and clandestine operations

- Revised multiple lesson plans, student evaluation plans, and course requirements to ensure that professional military education was meeting the needs of the total force

- Human Intelligence Operations Management OIC for intelligence brigade supporting the US Southern Command

- Managed multiple collection platforms in support of US Army South, US Southern Command, and national intelligence collection priorities

- Trained, prepared, and resourced more than 40 soldiers to utilizing national collection authorities

- Developed and implemented policy for collection operations in conjunction with Country Teams, Senior Defense Officials, and civilian partners

- Advised senior leaders for the Theater Army and Service Component Commands on human intelligence, intelligence integration, and the lawful conduct of intelligence operations