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SNC’s order crossed the threshold of acceptable only because SNC mentioned the title of each of the five paragraphs in the five-paragraph order. SNC issued the order with neither confidence nor logic. SNC fabricated information pertaining to the leadership of fictitious higher units. SNC did not have a well-established plan thus resulting in Candidate Moore taking charge and leading the fire team. SNC overcame these initial deficiencies and failures, asserted himself, and took charge of SNC’s team by addressing the problems. SNC quickly formed a plan and executed it well by providing clear instructions
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