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Candidate Grzebienik started off relatively well. The portions of the order than SNC briefed were virtually verbatim from what he was briefed by the instructor. The only paragraph that was missed was Administration and Logistics. Candidate Grzebienik seemed nervous while giving the order, but did a 180 degree turn-around once the execution of the mission began. SNC's communication and confidence skyrocketed once it was time to actively lead his fire team. Candidate Grzebienik displayed an excellent ability to think through a problem, adapt to a situation, and quickly make adjustments necessary to achieve success. SNC effectively cultivated a cohesive team mentality. The members worked together and acted as though they were all necessary
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