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SGT Schwab diligence, hard work and commitment to his unit while performing as a Team Leader. During his time out at the platoon LFX SGT Schwab took it upon his self to shoulder more then his share of the task while taking charge and shooting the AT-4 and conducting the ballistic breach on build 2 on the LFX range. His hard work had set the example for all Team Leader to follow in Bravo

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