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Becoming A Cadet Commander
In conclusion, I am thankful for the opportunity that was afforded to me to become the person I am. A person of military baring and a leader. I have realized that the true victory was not to become the cadet commander, but to have mastered the skills to become one. I faced challenges to become the cadet commander, and I overcame them with the help of others. Never underestimate yourself, you can do
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