Candidate Herman's Fire Team Summary

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Candidate Herman delivered a very effective and succinct five paragraph order. SNC displayed a good tactical mindset and sound judgment maintaining security at all times and speedily getting the fire team on the move to secure the objective. SNC was very aware of his surroundings, thus he was able to identify the enemy combatant early on resulting in having the fire team engage the enemy prior to the enemy having the time to properly situate themselves to return fire. SNC moved the fire team utilizing good communication and dispersion while maneuvering towards the objective. SNC pushed through the objective ensuring that the all enemy combatants were killed prior to conducting proper follow on actions. SNC conducted a hasty 180 followed

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