How Do You Become A Warrant Officer?
A warrant officer is an Army specialist who is skilled at leading, advising and training. A warrant officer may work in a variety of positions within the Army. One may direct special units, command war vessels, lead a task force or other duties according to the Army’s needs. These specialized soldiers have completed training to be effective in their jobs. Currently there are about 25,000 men and women serving as warrant officers. Here is how to become a warrant officer. Step 1 Contact your Army recruiter to enroll in the U.S. Army. If you are already in the Army, you can apply directly to become a warrant officer. (See Resources for links). Step 2 Check to make sure you have the seven basic requirements to be a warrant officer. These requirements include: at least 12 months of enlistment, a passing score on the Army physical fitness test (APFT), a passing score on the appointment physical for technicians, valid U.S. citizenship (no exceptions), general technical score of 110 (no except
