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SNC briefed the order in a clear and confident manner. SNC displayed a basic understanding of a five-paragraph order. SNC’s initial plan included specific tasks and directions for each member of the fire team which effectively employed each member of the team. SNC displayed adaptability during friction points and rarely hesitated. At one friction point, Candidate Jobe, Joshua D, began to assert himself and lead the fire team, ordering the next candidate to proceed over the obstacle; which was a singular, unrepeated occurrence. SNC re-established SNC’s role as the team leader without issue and maintained momentum. SNC maintained a tactical mindset throughout the duration of the problem and continually employed security. SNC did not lose
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