Moved to Art Tomassetti
- Former Instructor for the US Marine Corps Command and Staff College Distant Education program; led seminars in Theory and Nature of War, Strategy, and Operational Planning
(Time2Climb Bio)
- Adjunct Faculty USMC Command And Staff College
COmputing TechnologieS Inc Oct 2007 – Jun 2013, 5 years 9 months (LinkedIn)
- Col Tomassetti underscored the broad nature of the mission assigned to VMFAT-501. “We’ve asked these Marines to move into a new, empty building, populate that building with everything needed to be a working facility, start with a blank sheet of paper and write the book on how to operate the F-35B from the pilot’s perspective, from the maintenance perspective, from the admin perspective. We didn’t give them a template or model. ... We said, ‘You are hand-picked; go figure it out.’ ”[1]
- Speaking more broadly about the joint- services mission, he asserted, “Here at Eglin, we are building that foundation for the F-35 weapons system that will be used for the next 40 years. ... We are shaping the future.”[1]
References
edit- ^ a b Gaddo, USMC (Ret), CWO-4 Randy (January 2013). "Living Their History: VMFAT-501 Marines Document F-35B Flying and Maintenance Experiences" (PDF). Leatherneck Magazine. Quantico, Virginia: Marine Corps Association & Foundation. p. 36. Retrieved April 24, 2020.
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