Examples Of SSG Clementino's Best Sergeants

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I have served with SSG Clementino as the Maintenance Supervisor for the past year, and I have watched him develop into a confident and capable Sergeant and leader. He is one of the best Sergeants I’ve had the pleasure to work with and mentor. SSG Clementino will always give a hundred percent towards his duties and responsibilities. He is competent and is a very dedicated worker.

SSG Clementino is extremely responsible; not only is he a leader amongst his peers but a competent and goal driven person. He can operate with no supervision and is a natural leader who can always be counted on. Always motivated and willing to contribute to the team, he shows great knowledge in being a team player as well as the “take charge” Sergeant of the operation

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