Case Study: Platoon Sergeant

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In recognition of outstanding performance while servicing as the 2nd Platoon,
Platoon Sergeant assigned to 35th TTSB. Your leadership and personal sacrifices had a significant impact on the unit, specifically the Brigade S4 section. Your actions are in keeping with the finest traditions of military service.

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