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SPC Rohrbaugh displayed a high level of responsibility through facilitating rehearsals for his platoon as well as conforming the most efficient way possible to jump POC from austere battle field location to another. SPC Rohrbaugh utilized his organizational expertise in order for the Platoon leader to get more out of time and an accurate estimate for how long it would take to move out when the time arises. SPC Rohrbaugh’s hard work and dedication to the mission showed his professional competence which improved peer moral as well demonstrating to his supervisors his leadership abilities. His performance brings great credit upon himself, Alpha Battery, and the First Round
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