Chazray C. Clark
The Department of Defense’s record of this death, as the Defense Manpower Data Center lists it in the Defense Casualty Analysis System. One character of this name is unreadable in the Defense Manpower Data Center’s list. The name above is spelled as the Department of Defense’s release announcing the death prints it; the record below keeps the list’s copy.
The record
- Name, as listed
- CLARK, CHAZRAY CLE-ANTOINE (one character unreadable in DMDC’s list)
- Rank
- SPC
- Service
- ARMY
- Component
- ACTIVE DUTY
- Unit
- TROOP B, 4TH SQUADRON, 4TH CAVALRY REGIMENT, 1 HBCT, FORT RILEY, KS
- Date of death
- September 18, 2011
- Place of death
- KANDAHAR, AFGHANISTAN
- Operation
- Operation Enduring Freedom
- Casualty type
- HOSTILE
If this record is wrong
This page reproduces the Defense Manpower Data Center’s record, which DMDC maintains; the Defense Casualty Analysis System’s contact page points to it. If this page differs from DMDC’s list for Operation Enduring Freedom, the error is ours, and Corrections says how to tell us. The casualty type comes from the data behind that list and the operation’s totals, not from the columns the list displays.
What this data cannot show
- This is the record the Department of Defense keeps of this death. It says who, their rank, service and unit, and when and where, and it does not say how or why. This page does not either.
- The Department’s list marks hostile deaths. Its totals for Operation Enduring Freedom count every death the list does not mark under "Non-Hostile/Pending Deaths", and that is what the casualty type above says.
- The Defense Manpower Data Center revises its lists as records are completed. This record is from its list as of September 23, 2026.
Sources
- Defense Casualty Analysis System — Operation Enduring Freedom: names of the fallen — U.S. Department of Defense, Defense Manpower Data Center · U.S. Government work · retrieved September 25, 2026
- DOD Identifies Army Casualty, 2011-09-19 — the spelling of the name — U.S. Department of Defense
- The same release, as the Internet Archive captured it on 2011-10-18 — where this site read it — U.S. Department of Defense, captured by the Internet Archive
Data retrieved