Sgt. J. Murray said:
PFC Bee is a soldier I have gotten to watch grow and mature in the two years give or take we have been together. While I’m not the only squad leader the young soldier has had, we have been squadmates for the majority of his time in the unit and have been able to become close to him not only as a brother in arms but as a brother in life as well. I have been ever-grateful for this pleasure. He is a kind, hardworking, and diligent man who is arguably more knowledgeable about RS2 than most people I have met in the doghouse. That is an indicator of who he is as a person though. When he cares about something, he makes it his business to learn and know everything there is to know about it. This is the case with a bevy of things, but the greatest example would have to be his AIT. I have seen this man go from being a relatively bad, inexperienced CE that was liable to do just as much if not more damage to his squad than the enemy in any given round, to a lean, mean, explosive-throwing machine that measures up with just about any combat engineer in the regiment. This metamorphosis is predicated entirely on his sheer force of will and want to improve. All this change and growth believe it or not has taken place within two years, and with that in mind, it is time for him to be awarded his next shiny token of appreciation. Congrats on four AOCCs and your first WW1VM Bee, Never Forget!
