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Sfc David Child Observation Report

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This is to certify I have witnessed how the medical condition of SFC David Child has been deteriorating on the past 4 years. I known SFC David Child since 2011, when I was assigned as First Sergeant for the Puerto Rico National Guard Language Center (PRNG LC) at Fort Allen, Juana Diaz. At that time, SFC Child was assigned as Drill Sergeant for initial level entry Soldiers. SFC Child was responsible for the training and welfare of new recruits assigned to PRNG LC. Among his duties was to supervise and conduct physical readiness training (PRT), drill and ceremonies, and teach common military skills to new recruits. SFC Child performance was outstanding. He sincerely take care of the Soldiers and displaying a positive attitude. He always

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