Candidate Bhac Case Study

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Candidate Bohac briefed a detailed, thorough 5-paragraph order. However, SNC did not develop an initial plan for execution prior to delivering his order. SNC consistently used filler words and cleared his throat during his brief, detracting from the confidence and effectiveness of the brief. SNC did not address security even after asked by another candidate if security was necessary. Upon execution of the problem, Candidate Bohac began to regain his confidence. He placed himself at the point of friction by being the second member to enter the sewer, enabling him to observe the situation on the far side and continue to command and control his fire team. Candidate Bohac was clearly in charge throughout the execution, giving clear, confident,

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