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Snc's Mission Accomplishment
SNC began the brief with Situation containing elements from Orientation and Execution added in. During the execution SNC gave specific individuals tasks based upon their capabilities as well as covering how each of the tasks would build upon one another ultimately leading to mission accomplishment. SNC is able to speak in a manner with authority while maintaining confidence and remaining calm. SNC recognized right away that he had chosen the incorrect plank to begin the execution and made the change immediately. When one of the FT members was timed out for 60 seconds, SNC did not hesitate to continue on without his assistance. SNC placed himself directly into the friction making decisions and executing right along with his FT members. After
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