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SPC Harman's Non-Written Communication

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SPC Harman exceeded the course standards for the XVIII Airborne Corps Noncommissioned Officer Basic Leader Course with an overall GPA of 97.99%, earning him a place on the Commandant 's List. SPC Harman excelled in oral and written communication by scoring superior ratings during his oral history brief, conduct individual training, and communicate in writing evaluations, setting the example for the rest of the squad to follow. He has shown himself to be an extremely capable leader who has unlimited potential to become an outstanding Noncommissioned Officer. SPC Harman 's ability to communicate effectively was exhibited in class as he volunteered his experiences to help enrich the training being conducted, which served as an example to

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