Warrant Officers

 

120A. Utilities Operation and Maintenance Technician  MOS 12H,12K, 12P, 12Q, 12R,12T, 12W
131A. Field Artillery Targeting Technician MOS 13B, 13D, 13F, 13M, 13P, 13R, 13T, 11C, 19D
140A. Command and Control Systems Technician  MOS 14J, 14S
150U. Tactical Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (TUAV) Operations Technician   CMF 15Q
151A. Aviation Maintenance Technician (not rated) Hold an MOS in CMF 15 (excluding 15P/Q MOS)
153A. Rotary Wing Aviator Any MOS may apply.
180A. Special Forces Must hold a CMF18 MOS
255A. Information Systems Technician MOS immaterial
255N. Network Management Technician MOS immaterial
270A.  Legal Administrator MOS 27D
311A. CID Special Agent MOS 31D
350F.  All Sources Intelligence Technician MOS 35F
351L.  Counter Intelligence Technician MOS 35L
351M. Human Intelligence Collection Technician MOS 35M
353T.  Intelligence/Electronic Warfare Equipment Technician MOS 35T
420A. Human Resources Technician MOS 42A, 42F, 42L
670A. Health Service Maintenance Technician MOS 68A
740A. Chemical Technician MOS 74D
882A. Mobility Officer MOS immaterial
890A. Ammunition Technician MOS 89A, 89B, 89D
913A. Armament Systems Maintenance Warrant Officer MOS (91F), 91G, or 91K
914A. Allied Trades Warrant Officer MOS 91W or 91E
915A. Automotive Maintenance Warrant Officer  MOS 91B, 91C, 91D, 91H, 91L, 91M, 91X.
919A. Engineer Equipment Maintenance Warrant Officer MOS 91D, 91X, 91L, 91B, 91H, 91J
920A. Logistics Management Officer (Property Accounting Technician)  MOS 92Y or 91J
920B Supply Systems Technician MOS 92A or 68J
922A. Food Service Technician  MOS 92G
948B. Electronic Systems Maintenance Technician MOS 94D, 94E, 94F, 94H, 94K, 94L, 94M, 94R, 94W, 94Y, and 94Z
948D. Electronic Missle Systems Maintenance Technician MOS 94A, 94M, 94P, 94S, 94T, 94X, or 94Z

• Applicants applying for Army Warrant Officer MOS 210A (Construction Engineering Technician), has been changed to 120A.

Soldier will assemble their proponent packet according to the predetermination checklist. Once the packet is assembled, Soldier will take packet to a Warrant Officer Recruiter for review and submission to the proponent school for approval.

Concurrent with the predetermination process, the applicant must complete a Warrant Officer Candidate appointment application for consideration by the Federal Recognition Board.  The Federal Recognition Board is conducted monthly at Camp Mabry, Building 8 and is scheduled by the Officer Personnel Management Office. 

The Senior Regular Army Advisor conducts the board with selected commissioned officers and a Warrant Officer of the MOS to be considered.  The CCWO is present but is not a board member.  The board determines the applicant’s eligibility for entrance into the Warrant Officer Education System (WOES) and warrant officer appointment

The application packet is forwarded to thThe application packet is forwarded to the Officer Personnel Manager (OPM) at the State headquarters through the WOSM. Once the packet has been reviewed by OPM, it will be programmed for the Federal Recognition Board for appropriate action together with the Predetermination packet. For appointment to WOC, the individual must appear before the Federal Recognition Board for an interview as part of the approval process.
The board determines if the individual possesses the necessary attributes for appointment as a warrant officer. If the board finds the applicant qualified, an order appointing him/her as a Warrant Officer Candidate (WOC) is issued and a primary MOS of 09W00 is awarded. If the board does not find the applicant qualified, the application will be returned with any additional requirements noted. Packets may then be resubmitted for consideration once all requirements have been met.e Officer Personnel Manager (OPM) at the State headquarters through the WOSM.  Once the packet has been reviewed by OPM, it will be programmed for the Federal Recognition Board for appropriate action together with the Predetermination packet.  For appointment to WOC, the individual must appear before the Federal Recognition Board for an interview as part of the approval process.
The board determines if the individual possesses the necessary attributes for appointment as a warrant officer.  If the board finds the applicant qualified, an order appointing him/her as a Warrant Officer Candidate (WOC) is issued and a primary MOS of 09W00 is awarded.  If the board does not find the applicant qualified, the application will be returned with any additional requirements noted.  Packets may then be resubmitted for consideration once all requirements have been met.

After appointment as a WOC, the individual’s unit will request a class quota in the Warrant Officer Candidate School (WOCS) at Ft. Rucker, Alabama or the RTI-WOCS via ATRRS.  The CCWO should then ensure that a mentor, preferably a recent WOCS graduate, helps prepare the candidate. The applicant has two years in which to complete the WOCS course from the date he/she is awarded the WOC status by the FED REC board.
Currently there are two options for completion of WOCS. 1. Attend the four or six week Active Component WOCS at Ft. Rucker, Alabama. 2. Attend the RTI-WOCS program which runs approximately 5 months at Camp Mabry and concludes at Ft. McClellan, Alabama with a two week end of course phase on the sixth month. The CCWO will determine which course the Soldier will attend.

Appointment to WO1 is accomplished at the completion of WOCS.  The newly appointed warrant officer is Non-MOSQ upon appointment and is non-deployable until he/she completes the Warrant Officer Basic Course which is the technical training of the warrant officer’s MOS.  Unit assignment upon being appointed to WO1 shall be as annotated on the NGB Form 62E that was submitted to the Federal Recognition Board prior to appointment to WOC status.  This position data may be amended after the Soldier is appointed to WO1 and may be coordinated through the State G1 Officer Personnel Office based on the needs of the TXARNG.