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SPC Kim's Transformational Leadership

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SPC Kim, achieved the XVIII Airborne Corps Noncommissioned Officer Basic Leader Course graduation requirements with an overall 98.49 GPA grade point average. SPC Kim displayed excellent oral communication skills when placed in a leadership position, he immediately took charge and set the standard and tone for peers, to emulate. SPC Kim exuberanted enthusiasm and determination throughout the course. SPC Kim professionalism and strong decisive commands led him to obtaining a 100% on his Conduct Squad Drill Evaluation. He demonstrated exceptional active listening skills which he used to issue orders that allowed his squad to achieve success on all accomplished missions. SPC Kim was able to achieve a superior average of 100% in Physical Readiness

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