Orpal, I was in your squad for part of your evaluation and I have to say I thought you did very well for what it's worth. You communicated well with your sm's, explained your objectives etc and were quite positive. A few tips then :-

- Praise where justified, keeps the sm's positive. If it's not going to well, take a breath and re-evaluate your approach

- Maintain comms discipline, chat when it's quiet, be friendly with your squad but when the time comes just say, "right down to business, clear comms please". It's polite and concise, if chat continues just say it louder, twice should be enough

- Practice, practice, practice basic infantry stuff over and over. Basic fire and move, covering fire, flanking, use of smoke, cover and decoy etc. Forget CAS, sabotage, recon, all that jazz. Just drill on running an extremely effective combat unit. I can't stress this one enough, there are very few things harder to deal with than a squad that does basic fire and movement really well. Using cover, covering fire, suppression and flanking you will wipe the floor with most opponents.

I mention these things not because I believe you are weak in those areas, merely because I think they are fundamentals in good infantry sl's and you need to constantly remind yourself to do them, every round, lol I know I do.
Falling back on the basics usually allows me to get my head out of my ass when I am having a bad day and start doing something halfway effective.

Keep watching other players and learning from them, chances are you already know most of it, it will just serve as a reminder.

Basically just keep doing what you are doing mate, we can always use good infantry SL's.