Gatlin's Academy Observation

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At the beginning of the Academy, I was very anxious and nervous of the entire situation. Within the first two hours of the first day, Captain Gatlin gave introduction and scared us to death. But, overall he was a great inspiration and motivation throughout the Academy. The academic lead instructors Corporal Peppers and Sargent King performed exceptionally well and were a wealth of knowledge. While being very strict during the Academy they were also fair. Physical Training was a portion of the Academy that I enjoyed, Sargent Bradley and Sargent Cooper were very informative and through. Throughout the academy there were several guest instructors that performed very well. Trooper Lemmons instructed the DUI class and was very explanatory and

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