Ssc Young Case Study

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SPC Young achieved the XVIII Airborne Corps Noncommissioned Officer Basic Leader Course graduation requirements with an overall 89.86% grade point average. SPC Young scored a 258 on her Army Physical Fitness Test. SPC Young is a highly knowledgeable and motivated Soldier who has the potential to develop into a broadly skilled Non-Commissioned Officer. Her potential was demonstrated by her ability to earn superior grades in multiple evaluated areas to include Physical Readiness Training, Squad Drill and the Oral History Brief. SPC Young further demonstrated her leadership abilities by achieving a superior Garrison Leadership evaluation during her time as squad leader; attributed to her ability to communicate consistently with her squad and

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