Accomplishments Of Sgt Garcia

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-Sgt Garcia has outstanding military bearing, aptitude, and tenacity towards mission accomplishment. Peers, subordinates, and superiors all hold her in high regard.
-Very technically proficient. She takes commander's intent, determines requirements, priorities, and accomplishes the mission with minimal supervision.
-Well-spoken and demonstrates an ability to communicated with ease and proficiency regardless of size or rank of the audience.
-Based on her professionalism while on this demanding duty, promote at first look and give greater responsibility. She is an ideal candidate for a commissioning.

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