SSG Mellissa Soto

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SSG Mellissa Soto has excellence communications and management skills. Her maturity, initiative, selfless service and commitment to Soldiers are unmatched. SSG Soto builds effective teams and establishing clear roles and responsibilities minimizes the negative aspects of teamwork.

SSG Soto’s interact with others off duty is total professional, regardless of her location she is a role model for not only 92G Culinary Art Specialist and female Solders. As a SGL within the USARAK NCOA she’s understands eyes are always on her.

SSG Soto is very intelligent, analytical and has exceptional commutation skills. Her calm demeanor and professionalism in how he handles stressful situations will allow him to excel in any situation. She define clear

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