Candidate Countryman Case Summary

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Candidate Countryman posted security and had a team start making a terrain model for him while he was receiving his brief, showing good use of his team-members and good time management. His brief delivery was at a normal volume and conversational tone, but had only limited eye contact throughout the brief. He provided a thorough assessment and description of the enemy situation, and discussed higher and adjacent elements in the friendly situation. He did not brief the Administration or Logistics paragraphs, but just said “Same as the base order, we’re not changing anything.” He did not provide the location of the Platoon Commander or Platoon Sergeant and did not have a succession of command, only briefing it after being prompted by a team

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