Dennis-Yarmouth, Paul Funk
General Paul E. Funk II cited four years of military service, including leadership positions at various levels and multiple battles, as changing the generation in the war. He had a 42-year career with the leadership center of soldiers, military training, and paperwork.
FUNK (Funk) submitted a command to General Gary Brito, the former Manfrade Center commander. His next destination will be retirement.
However, in the last three years, when he has headed the Command, some of Fink’s toughest issues as a manager may have emerged.
FUNK was important through the identical introduction “My name is Funk and Me” in practically all public involvement.
The following correspondence is from an email interview with FUNK before to FUNK’s latest modifications.
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