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Petty Officer Tchekpi Observation
Petty Officer Tchekpi is without a doubt the go-to guy in my night shift. He possesses the skills and experience needed to successfully take care of my night check fight schedule and all other maintenance required. Also, he is a motivated Sailor which all juniors Sailors look after him for not only professionally, but personally advise as well. Definitely, he is performing as a seasoned First Class Petty Officer level. The Grand Master of the shop; recommend a NAM for
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