A Character Analysis Of Mr. Sebeck's Of Mice And Men

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Mr. Sebeck has been a personal friend of mine since 2006. Since that time, I have known him to be of the highest character. Mr Sebeck has demonstrated a high capacity for discipline, physical fitness, and intelligence; the Army will no doubt find him a valuable asset. It seems that Mr Sebeck's core values coincide with those that the Army wishes to be represented with. Mr Sebeck comes from a military family who holds the traditions of honor and duty in high esteem. Specifically; his late grand-father fought on the battlefields of Europe during the second world war. It is my personal opinion that he should be allowed to continue the traditions of his family and retain the honor of service to our country. Mr. Sebeck has expressed his

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