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Candidate Infantolino Summary

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Candidate Infantolino was quick to ask questions during her initial brief. This showed that she understood the need to have complete comprehension of the situation and mission. While briefing her team, SNC allowed her members to relax too much and they may have lost their concentration on her. Along with this, SNC’s grammar and occasional stuttering led her to show a lack of command presence. Candidate Infantolino looked nervous! Once SNC initiated the mission, she did her part to keep the team moving and on course. However, SNC would often look to her team for reassurance while issuing commands. Towards the end of the mission, when the sniper causes a casualty, SNC momentarily froze and caused a complete loss of momentum. SNC didn’t communicate

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