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Exemplary Service Medal - This medal was to reward my astonishing contribution towards the Office of Joint Forces Development (OJFD) within 5 days upon my appointment. I took the initiatives to update all outdated information as well as going beyond my call of duty to take up responsibilities that were beyond the expected level of my rank and position and perfectly executed

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