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SPC Abbas Character Analysis
-SPC. Abbas, During the last month you moved from Bagram Airfield to Mazar-E-Sharif. Where you and a small group took over night operations from Alpha Company 1-1 ARB. Leadership seems easy for you, and as maintenance continues to pick up I know that I can count on you to lead the soldiers, and to get the job done correctly within a timely matter. As your leadership skills keep developing I expect you to teach and mentor your soldiers, develop them into leaders and show them what you expect out of them.

-Self development: SPC Abbas, you passed the promotion board and are now waiting on points. Instead of waiting I would like you to take initiative and progress yourself to receive as many points as possible by next month. you can do this by
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