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MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD SUBJECT: C/442D Signal Battalion Letter of Endorsement for Supply Excellence 1. I strongly endorse Charlie Company, 442D Signal Battalion 15th Regimental Signal Brigade for the Army’s Supply Excellence Award. Charlie Company’s supply team has maintained a consistent record of success with their Command Supply Discipline Program. Their dedication to excellence has directly contributed to the continued success of the battalion’s mission of educating Cyber Warriors and Signal Leaders. 2. The Company Supply Team has accumulated a list accomplishments over the past year which has earned them the nomination for such a high honor. Some of their accomplishments include: a. 100% accountability of the largest property

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