H103- Heritage of the Army Warrant Officer Flashcards
For the US Army, the lineage of the warrant officer can be traced back to ___ and specifically to the Headquarters Clerk.
1896
The officially recognized birthday of the US Army Warrant Officer Corps is ___.
9 July 1918
What is the official color of the warrant officer corps?
brown
What was the original MOS of the warrant officer?
mine planter
The ____ of 1920 provided for warrant officers in clerical, administrative and band-leading activities and authorized up to 1120 WOs on active duty
National Defense Act
Warrant officer insignia:
Eagle Rising
___ of 1941 authorized appointments up to 1% of the Regular Army enlisted strength w/ two pay rates, W1, CW2
Public Law 230
In 1944, ___ were authorized to be WOs
women
The ____ of 1949 added two new WO pay rates, W3 and W4. (still only 2 ranks-junior and chief)
Career Compensation Act
In 1954, the ___ established WO ranks W1-W4 and eliminated the Mine Planter service
Warrant Officer Personnel Act (WOPA)
in 1957, as the result of a DOA study, a new WO concept was announced that provided the following 3 guidelines:
- the NEED for the WO
- WO is no longer reward for enlisted
- first published definition of WO
in 1984, the CSA chartered the ____ which established 3 distinct levels of utilization and the rank of Master WO4
Total Warrant Officer Study (TWOS)
The ___ was passed in 1991 and brought about major revisions to Title 10 of the US Code.
Warrant Officer Management Act (WOMA)
In 1991, what Act created
- a single promotion system for WOs
- CW5
Warrant Officer Management Act (WOMA)
What plan of 1992 lead to “One Army-One Standard?”
Warrant Officer Leader Development Action Plan (WOLDAP)
What was first WOC class to receive direct appointment under the WOLDAP?
Class 92-23 Blue Max
Basic-level WO
W1
Intermediate-level WO
CW2
advanced-level WO
CW3
senior-level WO
CW4
master-level WO
CW5
DA PAM 600-11, 2005
Definition of the US Army Warrant Officer
part of the largest self-assessment ever done by the Army, in 2002
The Army Training and Leader Development Panel (ATLDP)
10 significant Warrant officer Acts and dates:
- National Defense Act of 1920
- Public Law 230- 1941
- Woman as warrants- 1944
- Career Compensation Act- 1949
- Warrant Officer Personnel Act (WOPA)- 1954
- Warrant Officer Professional Development Program (WOPDP)- 1966
- Total Warrant Officer Study (TWOS)- 1984
- Warrant Officer Management Act (WOMA)- 1991
- Warrant Officer Leader Development Action Plan (WOLDAP)- 1992
- Army Training Leader Development Panel (ATLDP)- 2002