went well with the team was bearing. I would say that our degree of difficulty made the team stand out from others, as our routine is very complex and, took weeks to be close to perfect! What moment made me the proudest was seeing how determined my cadets were and, seeing them give 110 percent to everything that they did.” Question: What do you think made Chief and Colonel proud? Lee: believe that their commitment made Chief and Colonel proud the most, because all of them “I showed up to represent our program and, the team.” PT events: Sjobeck: pushups, Galleros was pushing hard to do as many as possible.” “During In picture above (taken by Sjobeck): Derick Galleros, Xavier Rose, Esvin Lopez. In picture to the left by Sjobeck): Savanna Carrera, Xavier Rose. At the drill meet, fellow Public Affairs assistant, Madison Sjobeck, interviewed Chief and Colonel on their views of the drill meet. They gave great insight and motivated our teams by talking about them positively: Question: How do the drill teams look as a whole? Chief: look good! We still have little ways to go to be completely competitive and ready for the “They Super bowl, but they are looking great at this time.” Colonel: that we’re not even back from Christmas break, we did very well and once again, our “Given purpose for this drill meet was to get prepared for the Paloma Valley High School(meet), so this is a dress rehearsal for that. But we look pretty good.” Question: What are your highlights of each team? Chief: color guard, their sharpness and their ability to stayed aligned. They actually did very well “For with that.” Question: Any cadet you would like to highlight specifically? He did great commanding the unarmed drill team. Every single instructor commented “Oliquiano. on how well he sounded off and led his team.” Colonel: of the drill team commanders did excellent and are very dedicated. My hats off to all the “All commanders who make this stuff happen.” Question: What made this drill meet significant?
went well with the team was bearing. I would say that our degree of difficulty made the team stand out from others, as our routine is very complex and, took weeks to be close to perfect! What moment made me the proudest was seeing how determined my cadets were and, seeing them give 110 percent to everything that they did.” Question: What do you think made Chief and Colonel proud? Lee: “I believe that their commitment made Chief and Colonel proud the most, because all of them showed up to represent our program and, the team.” PT events: Sjobeck: “During pushups, Galleros was pushing hard to do as many as possible.” In picture above (taken by Sjobeck): Derick Galleros, Xavier Rose, Esvin Lopez. In picture to the left by Sjobeck): Savanna Carrera, Xavier Rose. At the drill meet, fellow Public Affairs assistant, Madison Sjobeck, interviewed Chief and Colonel on their views of the drill meet. They gave great insight and motivated our teams by talking about them positively: Question: How do the drill teams look as a whole? Chief: “They look good! We still have little ways to go to be completely competitive and ready for the Super bowl, but they are looking great at this time.” Colonel: “Given that we’re not even back from Christmas break, we did very well and once again, our purpose for this drill meet was to get prepared for the Paloma Valley High School(meet), so this is a dress rehearsal for that. But we look pretty good.” Question: What are your highlights of each team? Chief: “For color guard, their sharpness and their ability to stayed aligned. They actually did very well with that.” Question: Any cadet you would like to highlight specifically? “Oliquiano. He did great commanding the unarmed drill team. Every single instructor commented on how well he sounded off and led his team.” Colonel: “All of the drill team commanders did excellent and are very dedicated. My hats off to all the commanders who make this stuff happen.” Question: What made this drill meet significant?
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