Warrant Officer Training School isn’t your average training program—it’s where technical experts become trusted leaders. Over 8 weeks, candidates sharpen their leadership, communication and decision-making skills while maintaining high physical and academic standards. From field exercises to classroom instruction, they’re trained to advise commanders and lead mission-critical operations with specialized expertise. If you’re ready to lead with the skills you’ve mastered, this could be your next s

10K views · 172 reactions | Soldiers with Warrant Officer Candidate School class 22-301 took part in a traditional sign, song and hat ceremony marking their transition to the next phase of their training. The Soldiers presented their class sign and shirt, sung their class song and symbolically hung their class hat for friends, family and course staff to see. Fort Indiantown Gap : Staff Sgt. Shane Smith | Pennsylvania National Guard | Facebook

U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer 3 Jose Carlos Ramirez, a Training, Advising and Counseling officer with the Regional Training Institute, speaks about the Pre-Warrant Officer Candidate Course (PWOCC) at the National Guard Training Center at Sea Girt N.J., March 8, 2020. The PWOCC is a three day course to help Soldiers prepare for Warrant Officer Candidate School. (U.S. Army National Guard video by Spc. Michael Schwenk) | The New Jersey National Guard

Congratulations to #Team21's Warrant Officer John Villarreal for graduating as the distinguished honor graduate at Warrant Officer Candidate School! 🎓 🎉 Warrant Officer Candidate School educates, trains, and inspires candidates so that each graduate is an officer of character. Warrant officers are committed to doing what is right legally, morally, and ethically both on and off duty, are committed to professional growth through life-long learning, and embrace the requirements of selfless servic