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1. I fully endorse SGT Altholtz as a candidate for the U.S. Army Warrant Officer Candidate School. I have been his Battery Commander for two years at Echo Battery, 3-4 ADAR, Ft. Bragg, North Carolina. SGT Altholtz's dedication to mission accomplishment while assigned to E/3-4 ADAR has been unparalleled. His demonstrated leadership, professionalism, and boundless potential are what make him an excellent candidate for this program.

2. Over the past two years, SGT Altholtz has served as a Squad Leader within E/3-4 constantly sharpening the Soldiers under his charge. Additionally, his ability to set the example for young Soldiers to emulate through his actions and mentor-ship has proved to have lasting effects felt far beyond the walls of E/3-4. SGT Altholtz's professional demeanor and hard work was a direct contributor to the successful National Training Center rotation E/3-4 ADAR took part in alongside 1/4 Stryker Brigade Combat Team.

3. Over the past five years, SGT Altholtz has demonstrated his ability to excel and conquer any mission the Army has asked him to complete. This versatility is just one of the outstanding qualities that qualify SGT Altholtz to become one of the Army's premier subject matter experts. He has demonstrated success in everything that he does whether it is additional duties that he is assigned or as a Squad Leader in E/3-4. It is no
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SGT Altholtz is one of Air Defense Artillery's most talented Noncommissioned Officers. He is a resilient Leader with tremendous potential to grow and learn. We must retain, promote, educate, and challenge out best in the force. SGT Altholtz is one our best. As a Warrant Officer, SGT Altholtz's ability to raise the standards and performance of those around him will increase exponentially. Therefore, I endorse his candidacy with confidence and recommend that he is given serious consideration for this program. Please feel free to contact me regarding this outstanding NCO at

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