Better Promotion Consistency
Avoid the higher-enlisted promoting bottle-neck by pursuing Warrant Officer. CW2 is often obtained 2 years after WO1 and CW3 roughly 5 years after that.
Elevate your career, become the technical expert, and lead from the front. Become an Army Warrant Officer and forge your future.
Must be a U.S. Citizen by birth or naturalization
Must have a GT score of at least 110 on the ASVAB
Must be a High School Graduate or have a GED at the high school level
Must have at least a Interim Secret Security Clearance. Some MOS require actual clearance.
Must pass an Appointment Physical (Chapter 2, AR 40-501, or Class 1A flight Physical)
Must meet height and weight standards
Must pass a standard PT test without alternative event(s)
Must possess outstanding leadership traits
Must be an E5 or above
Must meet specific MOS requirements of DA Circular 601 Series
Technical Specialties applicants must be between the ages of 18 and 46.
Age waivers are possible over age 46.
For Rated Aviation Position must be programmed to begin Flight Training prior to age 33
12 Months or more remaining on enlistment contract
Avoid the higher-enlisted promoting bottle-neck by pursuing Warrant Officer. CW2 is often obtained 2 years after WO1 and CW3 roughly 5 years after that.
Warrant Officers make up 3% of the Army, and embrace challenging assignments and core duty focused workflow.
Even at the starting rank of WO1, you can expect to receive better drill pay and retirement pay than Junior and oftentimes Senior NCOs.
See if Warrant Officer is a fit for you. Fill out the prerequisite form below, and a Warrant Recruiter will connect with you.
CW4 Cesar Torres
Warrant Officer Strength Management
Cell- (916) 862-3034
Email- cesar.torres21.mil@army.mil
CW2 Margarita Goeppinger
Warrant Officer Strength Management
Cell- (424) 645-4228
Email- margarita.goeppinger.mil@army.mil