SPC Sean Gavitt

Army | Infantryman

Dates of Service: Feb 1993 - Feb 1996

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Currently serving as a Solutions Architect at Presidio in Brentwood, TN, I designs innovative IT solutions tailored to business needs. I served as a Machine Gunner- B Co, 2/502nd Inf. and HHC 1/503rd Infantry in Korea as a BC Driver. I also received with Air Assault certification. I learned a log in the military including expertise in leadership, technology, and adaptability,

Military Experiences

Dec 1994 - Feb 1996

Battalion Commanders Driver

HHC, 1-503 IN, 173rd IBCT(A), USAREUR | Camp Casey, South Korea

HHC 1/503rd Infantry at Camp Casey, Korea, I served as the Battalion Commander’s Driver, ensuring safe transport during high-level operations and division-level meetings in a tense geopolitical environment. My role required maintaining readiness in dangerous situations, including providing security at strategic locations and responding to potential threats near the DMZ. Beyond transportation duties, I executed infantry responsibilities such as perimeter security, weapons readiness, and supporting real world and and training exercises. Operating in a high-alert region during heightened tensions, I contributed to mission success through vigilance and adaptability.

Dec 1993 - Feb 1996

1-503 IN, 173rd IBCT(A), USAREUR | Caserma Del Din, Italy

Feb 1993 - Dec 1994

Machine Gunner

B Co, 2-503 IN, 173rd IBCT(A), USAREUR | Fort Campbell, KY

As an M60 Machine Gunner at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, I provided critical firepower and support within my infantry unit, ensuring readiness and precision during training and operational missions. My role involved maintaining, operating, and deploying the M60 machine gun for defensive and offensive operations, including live-fire exercises and simulated combat scenarios. I also completed Air Assault School, mastering helicopter insertion techniques, sling load operations, and rappelling, enhancing the unit’s mobility and tactical capabilities. This dual responsibility emphasized physical endurance, precision, and adaptability in high-pressure situations, critical to mission success.

Feb 1993 - Dec 1994