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NCO Candidate Course. Your dedication to this manuscript and how you explore the Vietnam-
era NCO Candidate Course and its lasting impact on shaping the modern Army is truly
admirable. The purpose of this report is to help you in meeting the needs of your readers
effectively. By offering my constructive feedback, our main goal is to refine your manuscript so
that it becomes a captivating narrative that impacts your target audience. This includes
individuals with an interest in military history such as military historians, military personnel, and
other people interested in the evolution of NCO training within the U.S. Army. So, let’s refine
Your manuscript, NCO School: How the Vietnam-era NCO Candidate Course Shaped
the Modern Army, passionately explores the historical significance of the Vietnam-era NCO
Candidate Course. However, the current structure and style lack the cohesion necessary to fully
engage the reader in this crucial historical exploration. While engaging, the informal tone may
not align with the expectations of a scholarly work. The chapters, while captivating, lack the
details and organization needed to provide a clear roadmap for the reader. These issues are
interconnected, impacting the flow of the narrative, and effecting a coherent understanding of the
lasting impact of the Vietnam-era NCO Candidate Course. These structural and stylistic concerns
are important to address as they directly impact the reader’s engagement, requiring a coherent
blend of historical accuracy and compelling storytelling to resonate effectively with the target
audience.
moments of historical reflection and policy shifts, leading to occasional disruptions in the flow of
the manuscript. Consider streamlining the narrative, ensuring a seamless connection between
historical events and their impact on the NCOCC program. Stylistically, while the content has
great historical details, there is an opportunity to strengthen the manuscript with more vivid
stories or firsthand accounts in Chapter 1, where you discuss the origins of the NCOCC in
response to the Army’s shortage of sergeants during the war. This will provide a deeper
I hope you consider these revisions, rewrites, and additions with enthusiasm and
confidence. These are huge enhancements that will only strengthen your manuscript. The reasons
for these revisions are for our shared goal – to publish a manuscript that leaves an impact on the
readers. If you need any further guidance or have any questions, I am here to offer support. I can
not wait to see the evolution of this manuscript and celebrate the success of a narrative that will
Best,
Sara Tilton