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Candidate Rivera Case Summary
Candidate Rivera flawlessly issued his five paragraph order to his fire team. SNC was sure to cover all key points and state the paragraph that he was briefing at the time. SNC displayed an understanding of the concept of operations through his tactical mindset, ensuring to account for team members, their assigned tasks, and equipment updates. During certain points of friction SNC was able to make sound decisions, however he did realize that after making certain judgment calls he could have or should have approached it differently. None of the decisions made were crippling to the accomplishment of the mission. Though SNC established a plan prior to execution, his plan only allowed for once course of action instead of establishing that contingency
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