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Mayville was one of the leading candidates to replace Admiral Michael S. Rogers as the commander of U.S. Cyber Command.[2][3] He was appointed as one of Cyber Command's deputy commanders, which was a temporary position created for him, in order to manage the tasks necessary to elevate Cyber Command into a unified combatant command, and to transition into Cyber Command's next four-star commander.[4] When he was passed over in favor of Lieutenant General Paul M. Nakasone, he opted to retire from the Army, after serving less than eight months as deputy commander.[ |