Candidate Newton's Case Study

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Candidate Newton performed his brief quickly and accurately while providing all the necessary information to his team. SNC stayed in the format of a standard 5-paragraph order and expounded on the information during the "Tasks" and "Coordinating Instructions" sections. The manner that he rattled off his brief gave the appearance that time was of the essence and they needed to act fast. Once his brief was finished, they quickly moved on to attack the obstacle. While attempting the obstacle, SNC was not planning ahead which resulted in a candidate being stranded on a pillar with a board while they attempted to pass him another. SNC was forced to change his plan on numerous occasions, and he was able to without any extensive waiting. Overall,

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