Candidate Turner Case Summary

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Candidate Turner delivered a complete and sequential five paragraph order. Although he displayed confidence and did not show signs of nervousness, SNC stumbled numerous times as he was reading his order and was highly depended on this OSMEAC template. He provided sound individual tasks to his fire team members to ensure all were aware of action to be taken on the objective. SNC's order was very informative at the cost of taking a long time to brief. In total, his orders brief lasted 5:20, of the 10:00 minutes allotted. During the execution phase, SNC was rushed to get to the objective, however he maintained proper control and dispersion of his fire team. Upon enemy contact, he took a slight pause followed by a loud and assertive ADDRAC.

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