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SNC gave a detailed 5 paragraph order that outlined additional details to each paragraph that was beyond the given information. The information provided was relevant and showed an elevated understanding of the requirements and preparation for future points of friction. SNC delivered this order with little confidence as he took long pauses during transitions, had a weak voice, and displayed little or no eye contact. SNC addressed security as a plan of action for the consolidated 360 but maintained little or no situational awareness during execution. SNC displayed no sense of urgency as he only seemed to be going through the motions of the movement and maintained little or no contact with his fire team. When communicating SNC looked hesitant
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