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MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD SUBJECT: How I would return Det. 775 to number 1 as Cadet Wing Commander 1. Being Cadet Wing Commander is something that I really want to do. Before coming to Detachment 775, since coming to USC I have learned that we were once the number one small detachment in the nation and as Cadet Wing Commander I will everything I can in order to return it that status. In order to do this I will try to get everyone involved, I would make sure everyone is on the same page as

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