Service History:

2327 Graduates High School 2330 Graduates Georgia Tech (Engineering)

2333 Graduates Starfleet Academy

2339 Starfleet Service various ships Ensign thru Lieutenant / Engineering

2340's: Civilian Transport Service – Engineer and First Mate – Various Freighter and Passenger Liners.

2350 – 2354 Civilian Transport Service – Engineer and First Mate – Various Freighter and Passenger Liners.

2354 – Begins Associate Professor of Engineering, Earth

2365 returns to Civilian Transport Service on Freighters.

2370 Joins Starfleet Naval Reserve.

2371 – 2373 Starfleet active duty, Dominion Wars.

2374 placed on reserve and takes on a civilian job on a starbase.

2380 Hired by Curve Propulsion Technologies (CPT) as a Research Technician.

2383 Assigned to USS Poseidon as development team observer.

2384 Drafted as CEO for a few months as temporary replacement.

Personal History:

Clark was born on earth and was always fascinated by space. His schooling was devoted towards the goal of traveling and working on starships. He entered the Starfleet Academy and completed his five years, but didn't like the military atmosphere. He left and entered the civilian trade serving aboard freighters and passenger liners as an engineer. For a little over a decade he taught as an engineering professor, but eventually wanted to return to space. He returned back into Civilian Transport Service aboard freighters. He's been married twice, once for 14 years which ended in an amicable divorce. He married a second time but was widowed 5 years ago. He reenlisted as a Star Fleet naval reservist after being talked into it by a friend and the following year was activated for the Dominion War for two years. Currently working for a propulsions technical service which helped with the design of the new Sovereign Class Carrier, USS Poseidon. He was assigned as an observer to the ships first mission.

Walter Clark was drafted in the role of CEO for a few months in 2384.

Psychological Profile I:

Walter is an easy going gentleman. He's slow to anger and usually level headed. He's never had any ambitions to be the captain of some ship, he just likes the flight and the machines and new places. He's never gotten along with those who exert there power heavy handedly. He extends common and due courteous toward senior officers, but respect must be won from him by actions. He treats other crew members more like friends than subordinates. He's always a gentleman around women.

In his younger years Walter was a typical young officer aboard a ship, but as the years went on he mellowed. He always like liquor, but not to excess. For exercise, Walter loves a good walk and a night of dancing. To relax, he loves a good book, both fiction and non fiction.

Profile provided by:

Commander Joan Ingram

Starfleet Medical