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SGT Hibbitts Case Study
SGT Hibbitts is an extremely versatile NCO who has demonstrated in the absence of his Squad Leader that he possesses the capability to excel in positions of higher responsibility. His overwhelming knowledge coupled with his humility will allow him to be a tough,but reasonable leader with the Soldiers and mission always in mind. This NCO should attend ALC immediately. I recommend promotion to Staff
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