Candidate Walker Case Summary

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Candidate Walker demonstrated an above standard level of proficiency in briefing the five paragraph order. SNC briefed her order by speaking in a clear confident tone and making eye contact with each fire team member. Even though SNC stated the word Execution during the right sequence she did not give Tasks and Scheme and Maneuver until the end. SNC got her team moving quickly in the direction of attack with good dispersion and control but veered off course significantly. SNC eventually got back on track with the assistance of the evaluator. After encountering enemy fire during the execution, Candidate Walker immediately gave the order for her team to get down and gave her ADDRAC, Candidate Walker then displayed good control of her fire

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