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SGT Ruiz dependably volunteered for a wide range of additional duties and tasks, providing a positive example for each of the junior soldiers within his platoon. His utilized extended outside of his unit when providing support to 571st Sapper Company and 22nd Route Clearance Company as a grader for Platoon Certification. His tactical knowledge and experience in route clearance and dismounted tactics helped give accurate feedback on unit performance and assist Soldiers improving MOS skills
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