Snc's Effective Communication Case Study

SNC set security before giving the brief. SNC had a commanding tone while briefing, but used frequent filler words, stumbled, and displayed minimal eye contact. During the execution, SNC maintained an urgent pace and used hand and arm signals appropriately. He did not employ his navigator correctly putting him in the rear of the formation. Upon hearing potential enemy activity, SNC decided to deviate from the direction of movement, communicated the change to his FT, and began heading toward the noise. Upon enemy contact, three shots were fired before SNC reacted. When SNC realized what was happening he immediately gave a solid ADDRAC, initiated the buddy rushing inspiring confidence in his subordinates, and gave very clear, concise commands