Outcome
I’m not sure if the lessons or results of this mission are publicized anywhere as I cannot find a reference to them online however, I know that all those who took part in all of the missions which contributed in the successful movement from FB Nawa and FOB Warrior will always refer to that experience when training younger soldiers while also adapting to new enemy TTPs (Techniques Tactics and Procedures), and updated technology. We relied heavily on violence of action and constant rehearsals whenever we were engaged in anything from, striking an IED to React to Contact and it indeed proved effective for us. I know I learned a lot about myself over the course of those 12 months and though I can’t fully recreate those
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If you can’t have confidence in your organizations, your peers, your leadership, then there are serious issues in your organization. In the eyes of the young soldier, that feeling of knowing people have your back and people can rely on you, play a huge role in the development of your career as well as your perception of the Army. Looking back on my experience has taught me to pay attention to the upbringing of that young soldier. Not only will they feel part of the team, they might be filling into the role of a leader one day which will overall influence the way Army fights and will wins wars. In my legacy, I’d like to leave an imprint of influence in leaders who are competent and confident, capable of flexibility and lethality when