- U. S. Army Warrant Officer Recruiting - U. S. Army Recruiting Command
Discover the U S Army Warrant Officer program, its recruitment process, and hot topics in U S Army Recruiting Command
- In-Service Opportunities - U. S. Army Recruiting Command
The first recommended step is to review the Warrant Officer Candidate School - WOCS page There you will find multiple sources of information to include a checklist to ensure you report with the correct equipment; Security Clearance information for individuals that have not completed their Secret level clearance; and course information to limit possible challenges for Warrant Officer Candidates
- National Guard Applicants - U. S. Army Recruiting Command
US Army Warrant Officers are self aware and adaptive technical experts, combat leaders, trainers, and advisors who specialize, throughout an entire career, in a specific technical area
- In-Service Opportunities - U. S. Army Recruiting Command
DA Select Removal Request - IAW DA Pam 601-6, Prior to school attendance An applicant who is selected as a candidate will retain the WOCS and WOBC training seat unless removal is recommended by the applicant's commander for misconduct, loss of qualification or other disciplinary action, or the individual requests voluntary removal or separates from the Service
- 311A - CID Special Agent - U. S. Army Recruiting Command
COMMANDER'S HOTLINE For your issues, concerns, or good ideas Press option 7 to leave a message Callers will receive a response within two working days
- 740A - Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) Technician
The CBRN Warrant Officer (MOS 740A) is the Chemical Regiment's premier technical and tactical expert, enabling maneuver across all phases of the Army’s missions
- 255N - Network Operations Warrant Officer - U. S. Army Recruiting Command
Network Operations Warrant Officers are subject matter experts responsible for designing, building, configuring, operating, maintaining, and sustaining data networks comprising the Army’s portion of the Department of Defense Information Networks (DODIN) within the cyberspace domain
- 153A - Rotary Wing Aviator - U. S. Army Recruiting Command
Pilot and command all army aircraft in tactical and non-tactical conditions Aviation warrant officers must be agile, adaptive, and creative, as they operate aircraft in all meteorological conditions, both day and night, and are responsible for coordinating, conducting, and directing all types of single service and joint combat, combat support and sustainment operations
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