Clint A. Vincent

Clint A. Vincent grew up in a multi-generational military family spread throughout all branches.  After 9/11, just out of high school, Clint decided to enlist in the Unites States Air Force to fight for our country.

 

After completing basic training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, TX, he went onto Tech School at the Naval Construction Battalion Center in Gulfport, MS to train as a Structural Civil Engineer.  Once completed, he was assigned to Dyess Air Force Base in Abilene, TX as his duty station.  In 2005, Clint volunteered to deploy to Iraq to serve in Operation Iraqi Freedom. 

 

While stationed at Balad Air Force in Balad, Iraq, Clint volunteered to manage a small airfield maintenance crew on what was one of busiest airfields in the USAF at the time. Clint also assisted with constructing the Balad Air Force Theater Hospital, formerly the biggest hospital in Iraq.  Six months after Clint's deployment, his cousin would sadly be dependent on that hospital to live after his cousin's Humvee ran over a massive IED. 

 

While in Iraq, Clint received an award for Outstanding Service in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.  Upon his return stateside, Clint went on to pursue two Bachelor Degrees from UW-Stout in Business with an emphasis in Construction and Property Management.

 

He currently resides in Shawano County with his wife and two sons and hopes to relocate part time to enjoy the outdoors more in the Southern Appalachian Mountains area.