2026 CCA Board Elections
Combat Control Association (CCA) 2026 Board Elections
Voting opens October 26, 2026 and closes November 2, 2026.
This is your opportunity to review the 2026 candidates and help shape the future of the Association. You will select two candidates to fill the two open Board positions.
How to Vote:
A voting link will be posted on this page and sent by email on October 26, 2026.
Results:
The Board will announce the two elected candidates on November 6, 2026.
Questions?
Please contact the Elections Committee at cca.elections@combatcontrol.team. if you have any questions or concerns.
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Mark Nevatt
Incumbent - (CCA LM 877, Class 85-4)
For nine years, it has been my honor to serve our brotherhood on the Combat Control Association board, and I’m asking for your vote so I can keep going. “This community is more than an organization to me; it’s my family.” During my time on the board, I have sent out more than 500 CCA Lifetime memberships, shown up at fundraisers and CCT graduations to welcome the newest members of our community, stood beside families in their hardest moments, and overseen the Mark Forester Scholarship, awarding 62 deserving applicants within the CCT family. There is still so much more to do. In the next term, I will work to grow our scholarships, expand family support, and increase our membership so our brotherhood stays strong for generations to come. I’d be grateful for your vote for re-election, and I thank you for your trust and for everything you do for our community.
Stu Booker
(CCA LM 1439, Class 05-2)
Stu Booker is a retired United States Air Force lieutenant colonel and Special Tactics Officer whose 30-year military career spanned special operations, air-to-ground integration, personnel recovery, humanitarian assistance, and disaster relief. A two-time Special Tactics Squadron Commander, he brings extensive operational and leadership experience and a continuing commitment to the Combat Control community.
Following his military service, Stu continued supporting military personnel through leadership within the defense technology industry, advancing technologies designed to improve protection, readiness, and performance. His work reflects a conviction that investing in the people who execute the mission is essential to their success and long-term well-being.
Stu’s commitment to Combat Controllers extends to community engagement and charitable support. Through Stu’s partnerships with the Combat Control Foundation, he has advocated for greater public understanding of the community’s missions and sacrifices. Stu was instrumental the inaugural and second annual Guns, Golf & Gills events in 2025 and 2026, raising more than
$200,000 in net funding to support Combat Controllers, their families, and fellow Air Force Special Warfare personnel.
As a nominee for the Combat Control Association Board, Stu offers a combination of military leadership, private-sector experience, and continued involvement in supporting the force. His background would bring an operational perspective and experience building partnerships to the Association’s work on behalf of the Combat Control community.
George McCallman
(CCA LM 1230, Class 89-3)
George McCallman has volunteered alongside the CCA for the past two years and has been a valued asset to our team. He serves as our representative at Pope Field, where he presents CCA Lifetime Memberships to new Combat Control Technician (CCT) graduates.