April 1998 - March 2001, Director, Office of Modeling and Simulation, Office of the Assistant Vice Chief of Staff, Headquarters U.S. April 1993 - April 1998, Executive Assistant for Modeling, Simulation and Eagle Vision to the Assistant Vice Chief of Staff, Headquarters U.S. Air Forces in Europe, Ramstein AB, Germanyġ2. October 1989 - April 1993, Chief, Combat Simulation Division, and Chief, Operation Requirements Division, Headquarters U.S. August 1985 - October 1989, Chief, Joint/Tactical Wargaming Branch, and Chief, USAF Mission Planning Systems, Headquarters U.S. July 1983 - August 1985, Chief, Command and Control Communications Countermeasures Combat Education Branch, Kelly AFB, Texasġ0. December 1982 - July 1983, operations officer, Warrior Preparation Center, Einsiedlerhof Air Base, West Germanyĩ. Air Forces in Europe, Ramstein Air Base, West GermanyĨ. July 1981 - December 1982, Chief, Tactical Air Control Training Branch, Headquarters U.S. March 1978 - July 1981, Flight Commander and Chief, NATO Tactical Fluid Control Course, 527th Tactical Fighter Training Aggressor Squadron, RAF Alconbury, Englandħ. February 1977 - March 1978, Chief of Standardization and Evaluation, Detachment 2, 621st Tactical Control Squadron, Mangil-San Air Station, South KoreaĦ. February 1976 - February 1977, operations officer, 71st Tactical Air Control Flight, MacDill AFB, Fla.ĥ. February 1975 - February 1976, base foreign training officer, 1st Tactical Fighter Wing, MacDill AFB, Fla.Ĥ. November 1974 - February 1975, student, F-4 Replacement Training Unit, MacDill AFB, Fla.ģ. October 1973 - November 1974, student, undergraduate pilot training, Columbus AFB, Miss.Ģ. He was designated a senior leader in 2001, and was appointed to the Senior Executive Service in 2009.ġ973 Bachelor of Arts degree in political science, Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C.ġ979 Squadron Officer School, Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala.ġ983 Air Command and Staff College, by seminarġ984 Master's degree in international relations, Troy State Universityġ. Clark retired from active duty in the rank of colonel in 2001. In addition, he has contributed to the FalconView mission planning tool, a component of geospatial awareness across the DOD. Clark also developed and fielded the Remotely Operated Video Enhanced Receiver, which became the number one consumer of remotely piloted aircraft video. He invented the world's first deployable commercial imagery downlink system - Eagle Vision. He is one of the Defense Department's leading experts in the fields of mission planning, commercial imagery, unmanned aerial vehicle applications, and computer modeling and simulations. Clark has served in a variety of operational and staff positions in Europe, South Korea and at the Pentagon. He holds a senior air weapons controller rating. He completed undergraduate pilot training in 1974. Air Force, Arlington, Virginia.Ĭlark entered the Air Force and was commissioned in 1973 through the Catholic University of America ROTC program. Clark, a member of the Senior Executive Service, is Director, Q Group, Air Force Warfighting Integration Capability, Deputy Chief of Staff for Strategy, Integration and Requirements, Headquarters U.S. The NIKE AIR FORCE 1 SILVER SNAKE is AVAILABLE NOW: follow the banner below for stockist information.James G. You won’t want to miss this one when it drops. The dark blue Nike Air branding from the original release has been swapped for a revised black version, but other than this, it looks like this retro is pretty close to the original shoe. A definitive classic and perhaps one of the best AF-1s ever released, the black leather and 3M reflective uppers provide a background for the snakeskin-textured Swoosh which gives the shoe its nickname.

Nike have retro’d several classic AF-1s over the past few years – Linen, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Ivory Snake, to name some of them – and the 3M Snake edition gets to join the list as well.

Looking at the current editions, not much has changed from the basic 1982 design, which reinforces its cult status as a timeless piece of footwear. What can you say about the Air Force 1 that would do the shoe any real justice? Bruce Kilgore’s creation changed the way we looked at basketball footwear, establishing itself as a street staple due to its versatility, bold shape and availability. Well, brace yourself: those rumours have turned out to be true. The NIKE AIR FORCE 1 SILVER SNAKE has been the subject of many conversations, ever since whisperings last year suggested that it might be returning.

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