About: David R. Deitrick

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He was born in Oakland, California and ended up living in rural Alaska by the age of eleven. After working in the oil fields, construction, and being an officer in the army, he moved into art as a full-time profession. He has worked in most mediums, including drawing, painting, and sculpture.

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rdfs:label	David R. Deitrick
rdfs:comment	He was born in Oakland, California and ended up living in rural Alaska by the age of eleven. After working in the oil fields, construction, and being an officer in the army, he moved into art as a full-time profession. He has worked in most mediums, including drawing, painting, and sculpture.
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abstract	He was born in Oakland, California and ended up living in rural Alaska by the age of eleven. After working in the oil fields, construction, and being an officer in the army, he moved into art as a full-time profession. He has worked in most mediums, including drawing, painting, and sculpture.
is Artist of	Graduation Exercise The Mines of Selka Old Soldiers Never Die Star Trek: The Next Generation Officer's Manual An Imbalance of Power Regula-1 Orbital Station Deckplans The Orions Star Trek IV Sourcebook Update The Federation Decision at Midnight Denial of Destiny A Doomsday Like Any Other Star Trek: The Next Generation First Year Sourcebook Star Fleet Intelligence Manual The Outcasts Return to Axanar Where Has All the Glory Gone? The Strider Incident

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