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SNC did not plot the current location, calculate the azimuth, or give an estimated distance. SNC gave a thorough 5 paragraph order that that gave an elaborate picture of the mission and detailed each specific task required of his fire teams. SNC did not demonstrate an understanding of the time-constraint allotted for the 5 paragraph order. SNC had to be prompted by a squad member to establish security in the assembly area. SNC was able to take information or suggestions from his squad members and assimilate them into a new plan of action that he implemented. SNC lost sight of mission during enemy contact as the SNC killed both the refugee leaders and enemy sniper and was unable to complete the mission. SNC hesitant to make decisions at points
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