Stan Clark This is Me

 Web References

1. 1. Pensacola Business Journal

   www.pensacolabusinessjournal.c - [Cached]

   Published on: 6/10/2004   Last Visited: 1/22/2006

   Stan Clark has been selected director of cardiovascular services at Sacred Heart Regional Heart and Vascular Institute.
   
   Before joining Sacred Heart Hospital, Clark was the director of cardiovascular imaging at Fort Walton Beach Medical Center for 10 years. He also has 15 years experience as radiologic technologist and served 12 years as supervisor of the cardiac catheterization lab at Southeast Alabama Medical Center in Dothan, Ala.
   
   He has been an active participant and fund-raiser for the American Heart Association Heart Walk since 1997, and is a captain with the Florida Highway Patrol Auxiliary.

2. 2. B26.COM 2004 Guest book - dedicated to Martin B-26 Marauder Men.

   www.b26.com/guestbook/2004.htm - [Cached]

   Published on: 12/31/2004   Last Visited: 9/16/2007

   When I was working at LAX between the years 1966 to 1968 I worked in the 707 simulator with a former B-26 pilot by the name of Stan Clark. Stan was an AAL captain and 707 pilot instructor at the time. I used to get him to tell me war stories from time to time - but all I can remember after 37 years is that at one time or another he flew "Mild and Bitter". After I moved to DFW I no longer had contact with Stan, but If he is still around he probably could be contacted vis the AAL retired pilot group - The Gray Eagle Association ( I have no contact info for them).

3. 3. TWG - The Original Series - Morning Star - Part 16

   www.twguild.com/archive/mornin - [Cached]

   Published on: 4/24/2004   Last Visited: 12/19/2004

   Captain Stan Clark, commanding officer of the USS Yorktown, was senior by two months to Captain Niles Benning of the USS Hood, and by six months to Captain Angelo Batista of the USS Potemkin.
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   The Yellow Alert klaxons were still sounding and station reports were coming in when the communications officer turned from his console to face Clark.
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   Clark was too surprised to guard his verbal reactions. Never in his career had he gotten such a message direct from the fleet commander!
   
   "Sir, both the Hood and Potemkin are contacting us!" said the com officer.
   
   "I'm not surprised!" said Clark. "On screen!"
   ...
   "Gentlemen," said Clark with feigned jocularity, "suppose you're curious about the priority message we just got!
   ...
   "Very funny, guys, but I think warp seven is sufficient," said Clark. "I don't want to arrive in a possible hostile environment without a reliable warp core!" He gave his subordinates a hard stare.