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This 5 page paper provides an overview of the career and life of Wesley Clark. This paper relates the fact that Clark’s history as a decorated Army officer, his understanding and participation in international politics, and his long-standing views on protecting national interests have all supported the call for his candidacy. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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most distinguished retired military officers in the country. Clarks history as a decorated Army officer, his understanding and participation in international politics, and his long-standing views on protecting national
interests have all supported the call for his candidacy. Wesley Clark was born in Chicago, Illinois, in December of 1944, the son or Orthodox Jews (PA For Clark,
2003). Clarks birthfather, Benjamin Kanne, was a lawyer and a participant in the democratic party, who died when his son was just five years old (PA For Clark, 2003).
After Benjamin Kannes death, his wife, then Vaneta Kanne, moved the family back to her home state of Arkansas, where she met and married a banker, Victor Clark.
Vaneta Kanne Clarks children were brought into Victor Clarks family and raised as a Baptist in Little Rock (PA For Clark, 2003). Wesley Clark attended public schools and participated
in programming at the Boys Club, under the guidance of a former World War II veteran, Jimmy Miller (PA For Clark, 2003). In the mid 1960s, Wesley Clark
attended the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, and was graduated from there in 1966 at the top of his class (PA For Clark, 2003). Wesley
Clark went on to become a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University between August of 1966 and 1968, where he studied philosophy, politics and economics (PA For Clark, 2003). Wesley
Clark received his masters degree from Oxford (PA For Clark, 2003). Clark began his service in the United States army in Vietnam. "The Vietnam War, a watershed experience for
most American males coming of age in the 1960s, was the greatest influence of his youth. As an infantryman in command of a mechanized company, Clark saw combat in Vietnam
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