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Case Study Of SFC Pino

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SFC Pino ranks in the top 15% of sergeants first class I rate. SFC Pino has unlimited potential, his aggressive can-do attitude will make him a superior first sergeant. SFC Pino possesses the talents to serve in positions of greater responsibility and wider impact on the Army.. Promote to Master Sergeant as soon as

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