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Candidate Martin Case Summary
Candidate Martin briefed a nearly complete order but skipped the Situation paragraph. His delivery was sporadic and lacked confidence and inspiration. The order additionally lacked a detailed scheme of maneuver from which to shift from when he began the execution phase. This caused him to waste a significant period of time developing a plan while on the obstacle. Candidate Martin ordered a member of this team to develop a plan while he crossed the obstacle first. During this time, he lost the ability to adequately control his team and delegated the accomplishment of the mission to a subordinate. Once he realized he could not accomplish the mission from the far side of the obstacle, Candidate Martin adjusted his placement, formulated a new
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