How Do You Become A Warrant Officer In The Navy Reserve?
A warrant rank holds a very special place in the U.S. Navy. While considered the lowest-ranking officer designation, the warrant is actually a senior enlisted sailor who has been promoted because of a superior knowledge of specialized technical information, combined with highly developed leadership skills. A warrant officer moves in two worlds, closely managing the enlisted crew, while also serving as adviser and mentor to the nontechnical and junior officer staff. A warrant can serve at all levels, from division officer to commanding officer of small units. Enlisted personnel with excellent records and demonstrable skills in management are encouraged to apply for the warrant-officer program. Meet the following requirements to be qualified: Be a chief petty officer (E-7 through E-9) or an E-6 whose selection for chief petty officer has been received. Have between 12 and 24 years of total qualifying federal service the year the application is made. Be a U.S. citizen. Be of good moral ch
