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Field Artillery Tactical Data System Specialist (FATDS) Advanced Leader Course (ALC) provides soldiers with the skills and knowledge required to develop proficiency in Mission Processing, Manual Safety, Manual Muzzle Velocity, Fire Planning, Trigger Events, Verifying and Troubleshooting the AFATDS Database, Pre planned Air Support Operations, as well as, leadership, maintenance, Military Decision Making Process, and Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield. Upon graduation I received the honor of being selected Commandants List Graduate, completing the course with a 97.70% GPA. Operating in the position of Platoon Sergeant throughout the course, receiving 3 out of 4 Superior ratings on my DA

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