TSgt. Newton said:
Here in FP1 we have had quite a few important transfers from FP2 over the existence of Fox Company. Several of these transfers have been key to FP1’s development and the platoon’s current culture and performance. PFC Leite is one of these folks. He is part of the extra spice that has come to us from FP2 and even though he is just a little bit crazy, we like that here in FP1. Since coming to S2 as an SLT candidate in the early stages of his jedi training PFC Leite has fit in quite well. His CE background has meant that he too shares FP1’s singular braincell for blowing stuff up. In addition to all this PFC Leite brings a certain energy that while sometimes frustrating, I can’t help but enjoy. His creativity is his defining characteristic, while this doesn’t always work out well for him his confidence to stick to his ideas even if he is unsure it will succeed is commendable. He also has an enthusiasm that is infectious, and I think if he continues to apply that enthusiasm to his creative strats he may hone them into a deadly force. And now that he has come to the end of his days as a padawan, HQ and I agree that he should no longer be a padawan first class and that he instead be a Technician 5th Grade, and be awarded his NCO Professional Development Ribbon. Congrats T/5 Leite.
CERTIFICATION OF PROMOTION
TO ALL WHO SHALL SEE THESE PRESENTS, GREETING:
Know Ye, that reposing special trust and
confidence in the fidelity and abilities of
Arthur S. Leite 015588641 FP1S2
I do promote him to Technician, Fifth Grade in the
UNITED STATES ARMY
to rank as such from the 2nd day of April, 2023.
You are charged to discharge carefully and diligently the duties of the grade to which promoted and to uphold the traditions and standards of the Army.
Effective with this promotion you are charged to execute diligently your special skills with a high degree of technical proficiency and to maintain standards of performance, moral courage and dedication to the Army which will serve as outstanding examples to your fellow soldiers. You are charged to observe and follow the orders and directions given by superiors acting according to the law, articles and rules governing the discipline of the Army. Your unfailing trust in superiors and loyalty to your peers will significantly contribute to the readiness and honor of the United States Army.
