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Agr Soldier Personal Statement
I feel fortunate to be an AGR Soldier entrusted with the readiness and welfare of

the Soldiers in this unit. I believe it’s an honor to hold this position and that it comes

with a great deal of responsibility. I am sharing my leadership philosophy and vision so

you can better understand my values and expectations. My intent is for our full time

staff to work together as a cohesive team in order to achieve amazing results.

For any leadership philosophy to work it must be lived daily.The TPU Soldiers

see us as role models for acceptable behavior within the unit. We cannot have

selective standards them and another for ourselves. Basic Solider standards should

apply to everyone. We should lead by example every day of the week, not just during
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I have great respect for those who use all

available resources to solve problems and find creative solutions. Integrity and

discipline are also essential. We have a huge amount of freedom in our positions. It’s

important we do the right thing and always take care of Soldiers. It’s our responsibility

to do what is right, not just what is easy.

Effective two-way communication is critical for our success. I will make sure you

know what my priorities are and what I am working on and I expect you to do the same.

It’s also important that we consistently communicate with the TPU Soldiers so they are

informed and involved. I believe in proactive communication. I try to push information

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out quickly. We have to be ready, willing, and able to act fast so our Soldiers do not

miss opportunities. I strive to always provide a timely response to the command team,

our Soldiers and higher commands.

My priorities include making the 909 HR CO the best organization it can be

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