Colonel Clark was born and raised in Contra Costa County, CA. He received his BA from the University of the Pacific and MBA from San José State University. Received a direct commission as a 2Lt in the US Army Medical Service Corps in October 1968. Service assignments included the AMEDD Medical Field Service School at Ft. Sam Houston, TX; Division Medical Supply Officer (DMSO), S-4 and Company B Commander, 47th Medical Battalion, 1 st Armored Division, Ft. Hood, TX; Chief of the Supply and Services Division and Head of the Services Branch, 5th Field Hospital, Bangkok, Thailand; Surgeon’s Office, US Army Europe, Frankfort, West Germany; Adjutant, S-3 and S-4 of the 347th General Hospital, Sunnyvale, CA; G-3 and G-4 of the 2nd Hospital Center, Hamilton AFB, CA; Surgeon’s Office, US Army Forces Command, Ft McPherson, GA; Logistics Division of the US Army Surgeon General’s Office, Washington, D.C.; and Surgeon’s Office, US Army Pacific, Honolulu, HI. Combat assignments included Thailand and Vietnam (1970 – 1972) and Operation Desert Storm / Desert Shield (1990 – 1991). Civilian career included various sales, marketing, program management, international business and contracts positions with Amdahl Corporation, Fujitsu Limited, Sun Microsystems, Adobe, BAE Systems, Northrop Grumman Information Systems, Space Systems Loral and Maxar Technologies. He is a resident of Los Altos, CA.​

Colonel Enos was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area. He received his BA from San José State College and was a member of the Army ROTC program. He obtained an MBA from Stanford. He attended the Air War College and the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College. He served 2 years of active duty, in the 4th and 5th Infantry Divisions as an armor platoon leader. He had assignments for 10 years in the California Army National Guard and 18 years in Army Reserve. He has served as corporate human resources director and as an educator. He and his wife, Elaine, live in Sunnyvale.​

Warrant Officer Landgraf was born in Chicago and raised in Indianapolis. Heavily involved in the Boy Scouts of America through elementary school, high school and college. Attended Purdue University – Electrical Engineering. Enlisted in the US Marine Corps in 1957 and served in either Active or Reserves for over 35+ years, in Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence billets. Last Active-Duty assignment was at HQ Marine Corps Intel – Washington, DC. While in the Reserves, he worked in Industry at HP Federal (Public Sector), serving the US Intel Community for 30 years. Retired from USMC in 1995 and Industry in 2012. Alumni of the San Francisco FBI Citizens Academy. Currently serving as a board member on a number of government related boards, Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA), Reserve Organization of America (ROA) and the Association for Former Intelligence Officers (AFIO). He and his wife Karen live in the Almaden Area of San Jose.​

Captain Deutsch graduated from the University of Maryland with a BS in Aerospace Engineering. He was an Air Force Distinguished Military Graduate. He became a Strategic Air Command Aircraft Maintenance Office for B-52’s and KC-135’s. During the Vietnam era, he served a tour at U-Tapao Royal Thai Naval Airfield. He then transferred in to the Air Force Systems Command at Sunnyvale Air Force Station. He worked in Command Generation and as an Operations Director for the now declassified HEXAGON intelligence satellite. The 60-foot-long vehicle orbited at 100 miles up and took photos of  denied areas. He earned an MS from USC and an MBA from Santa Clara University. After leaving the military, he was a marketing manager at Ford Aerospace, Intel and Sun Microsystems. He is public speaker on cruise ships and locally.​

Commander McCallaCreary, is a 27-year retired Navy veteran. She began her military career as an E-1 in the Navy aviation community. She served six years as a drilling Reservist at NAS Glenview, Illinois, and one year as an active-duty Reservist at Navy Recruiting Command Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She was commissioned an Ensign in 1979 and served tours in Bermuda, Washington, D.C., the Navy Postgraduate School, California, a Command tour at Treasure Island, California, the Naval War College, Newport, Rhode, Island and U.S. Central Command in Tampa, Florida.

For the past 22 years, she has led the Jamaican American Association of Northern California (JAANC) as its President and remains the first female President of the National Naval Officers Association (NNOA) in its over 50-year history. She is married to Trevor Creary and has three grown children: Karlene, a former Raiders Raiderette; Christopher, a musician; and Matthew, a recent graduate of San Jose State University.

Lieutenant Colonel O’Connor was born in Martinez, CA. He attended San José City College and graduated from San José State University with a B.A. in Accounting and Finance in 1966. He was commissioned through Marine Corps Officer Candidates School and went on to complete Communication Officer Orientation School in 1967. Lt Col O’Connor served in Vietnam with the 3rd Marine Division as Radio Platoon Commander in Phu Bai, 1967. His subsequent assignments included Assistant Regimental Officer for the 4th Marines at Camp Evans (1967), Communication Officer with the 11th Engineer Battalion in Dong Ha (1968), and Executive Officer for the 2nd Infantry Training Company at MCB Camp Pendleton (1968–69).​ As a reservist, he held various roles attached to the Navy/Marine Corps Reserve Center in San Jose, ultimately serving as Executive Officer of MTU CA-2. He was recalled for mobilization during Operation Desert Storm and retired from military service in 1992.​

Tim served as a submarine officer and nuclear engineer, most notably aboard the USS Simon Bolivar, SSBN 641. Tim led all operations of the submarine as Officer of the Deck and all operations of the nuclear power plant as Senior Plant Supervisor. Tim left the service after 5 years. He later served as Principal of Citizens Capital, a $400M+ venture capital fund located in Boston, MA. He added value to the portfolio companies by sitting on the Board of Directors for five information technology companies ranging in size from pre-revenue to $105M in annual revenue. Since joining Cypress Group in 2002 to focus on multi-family development and construction, Tim has taken a lead role in Land Acquisition, Finance and Administration, Subcontractor Contract Negotiation and Administration, and Sales and Marketing. He has served as President since 2012. He is a licensed general contractor and real estate broker.

Along with coaching his children in soccer and baseball, Tim served as an active Board Member for First Community Housing, a leading regional not-for-profit affordable housing developer, from 2009 until 2019. He currently serves on the Board of Directors for OnView Integrated Solutions, a privately held, rapidly growing company headquartered in San Jose, CA which leverages deep learning techniques to deliver innovative, cost-effective physical security solutions. He was granted a Bachelor of Science degree from the United States Naval Academy in 1990 and a Masters in Business Administration degree from Harvard Business School in 1997.

Ms Bradley is married to the SVC MOAA Chaplain, Col Donald Bradley. She is actively supporting the surviving spouses of members of the military services. Surviving spouses have an opportunity to engage at the MOAA grassroots level and experience camaraderie with other military members. While some are content to attend chapter functions and socialize, other surviving spouses choose to continue serving through their chapters and engage in roles such as Surviving Spouse Liaisons, Project Leader, or one of the Chapter Officers.​

Captain Picazo graduated from San Jose State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Engineering. He completed the teaching credential program at Santa Clara University and returned to San Jose State to earn a Master’s Degree in Education Administration and Supervision. He served as Health Services Administrator with the 349th Medical Squadron at Travis Air Force Base and later joined the Air National Guard with the 129th Rescue Wing at Moffett Field. He continued to serve by joining the California Military Reserve (CMR) program.