Why I Want To Be An NCO

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I would like to thank you for taking the time to see me help, and mentoring me.
My career as a soldier and as NCO is very important to me, I worked very hard to be a good NCO and follow the steps of my leaders such as you. I have so much to learn and many others challenges to overcome. As today I am still seeking for an opportunities that will help me to grow as NCO, professional and as person.
I have demonstrated that I can carry out complex mission with minimal support and maximum stress, while sustaining the diplomacy required by this unique Institution. Most mission given to foreign Officer and NCOs are strongly back up by Americans NCO. The PNIs are well navigator within the Institute however, there are other task needed to be manage

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