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Character Analysis: Battalion Clerk
As the Commanding Officer of my Naval JROTC unit last year, I have overcome many challenges that have tested my character and integrity. My leadership style was always challenged, which has allowed me to improve myself. This year I plan to further improve my character and leadership skills by taking on the role of Battalion Commander. Since enrolling in the NJROTC program, I have been competing against a fellow friend, Cadet Luhers, to reach the highest levels of command within the unit. All of my work paid off when I was recognized as the unit’s Commanding Officer as a junior. Cadet Luhers was selected to be the Executive Officer, my assistant.
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