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1: CHIEF OF STAFF CAVEDO RETIRES Col. John R. Cavedo Jr., chief of staff for PEO CS&CSS, retired from active duty with a Dec. 6 ceremony at the Detroit Arsenal, War- ren, Michigan. PEO Scott J. Davis awarded Cavedo the Legion of Merit for exceptionally meritorious service over the course of his 32-year career.
Before this assignment, Cavedo served as project manager in the Joint Program Office for Joint Light Tactical Vehicles, an assignment in which he received the 2015 Army Acquisition Executive Excellence in Leadership Award for the Project Management/Product Director Office Professional of the Year at the O-6 level. Also during this assignment, the joint Army-Marine Corps team responsible for developing the JLTV received two David Packard Excellence in Acquisition Awards for their innovative approaches. Cavedo’s combat, operational and training deployments have taken him to 16 countries, with command assign- ments that included Special Forces Operational Detachment Alpha and the U.S. Army Test and Evaluation Command’s Cold Regions Test Center.
Col. John F. Hall replaces Cavedo. He returns to PEO CS&CSS following graduation from the U.S. Army War College, and previously served as the PEO’s product manager for Allied Tactical Vehicles. (Photo by Ted Beaupre, U.S. Army Garrison – Detroit Arsenal)
PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICE FOR COMMAND, CONTROL AND COMMUNICATIONS – TACTICAL
2: RETIREMENT, NEW LEADERSHIP AT C3T Maj. Gen. David G. Bassett, top right, assumed command of the Program Executive Office for Command, Control and Communications – Tactical (PEO C3T) from outgoing PEO Gary Martin during a change of charter ceremony conducted Jan. 30 by Dr. Bruce D. Jette, above left, assistant secretary of the Army for acquisition, logistics and tech- nology and the Army acquisition executive (AAE), at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland.
Martin’s retirement after 34 years of military and federal service was honored at a ceremony held one day later and hosted by Steffanie B. Easter, former AAE and current vice director, Navy Staff in the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. “To be able to finish my career here has been an absolute pleasure,” said Martin, above right. Easter called Martin a “difference maker,” pointing to his accomplishments throughout his career. “Through his leadership, PEO C3T has enjoyed a successful run of providing our Soldiers the network equipment they need, when they need it, so that they can have dominant communications,” she said.
Bassett comes to PEO C3T after leading the PEO for Ground Com- bat Systems at Detroit Arsenal, Michigan, and previously serving as its deputy PEO. Over his nearly 30 years of service, he has held a variety
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