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When constructing bulleted comments on NCOERs, it's important to focus on specific and measurable achievements that demonstrate the rated Soldier's performance. Each bullet should address one aspect of the rated Soldier's duty performance and be succinct and clear. Avoid vague language or general statements and ensure that the comments align with the rating criteria outlined in the NCOER form.
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