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Candidate Connor's Case Study

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Candidate Connors briefed his order with confidence. SNC scheme of maneuver was thorough, and contained good detail. SNC physically touched his subordinates for emphasis when assigning roles while briefing the tasking statement to ensure each member of the fire team understood their assigned roles. SNC utilized an effective combination of verbal and non-verbal communications throughout each phase of maneuver. SNC made good use of his subordinates, ensuring the Navigation Man was following the direction of assault, and that his fire team maintained proper dispersion as they advanced through the attack phase. However, Candidate Connors displayed a lack of situation awareness, as he was promptly corrected by a member of his fire team for

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