GOMOR Observation Essay

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Through observation of SSG Gardner’s superior leadership and mentorship qualities in such a diverse environment, it is clear that she has learned and grown from her mistake. Thus indicating that the GOMOR has served its rehabilitative purpose.

I strongly support the transfer of SSG Gardner’s GOMOR to her restricted file. SSG Gardner has dedicated her life to the Army is an integral part of it. She embodies the Army Values and Warrior Ethos. She is constantly setting the example, leading and caring for Soldiers in a manner that excessed her pay

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