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7 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Department of the Army, Total Warrant Officer Study (TWOS) Group was chartered by the Chief of Staff, Army (CSA) in September This was the first Department of the Army-level comprehensive study of warrant officer management across the Total Army. Essentially, TWOS was required to answer the following questions, "What are warrant officers doing now?", "What should warrant officers be doing in the future, and "What is the definition of a warrant officer?" Based on the charter and several assumptions that were developed, the TWOS Group developed this mission statement: "Examine the role and utilization, professional development, management, compensation programs, policies and procedures, and recommend changes where the effect would enhance combat readiness for the Total Army." The TWOS accomplished this mission through review of current systems, analysis of programs, surveys sent to warrant officers and commissioned officers, proponent workshops, warrant officer steering groups, and general officer advisory groups. The TWOS Group briefed findings and recommendations to the CSA on 24 June During this briefing, the CSA approved a new definition of an Army Warrant Officer, the coding of personnel authorization documents by rank groups to reflect three levels of warrant officer utilization, and the management of warrant officers in terms of warrant officer service which will provide an opportunity for 30 years service as a warrant officer. The CSA also approved submission of a legislative package that includes provisions for creation of warrant officer grade W5, a single promotion system with mandatory integration into the Regular Army concurrent with promotion to W3, and a provision for Selective Career Extension (a program similar to Selective Early Retirement for commissioned officers). One of the most significant of these actions was the development of a new warrant officer definition. While the existing definitions exclusively keyed on technical competence, the new definition requires warrant officer appointments to be based on a sound level of technical and tactical competence. 1
8 The definition formalizes the warrant officer's role as a trainer and leader, and requires that the Army professionally develop warrant officers for assignment in positions that are progressively challenging and difficult. This progressive development system proposed by TWOS is structured around three skill levels compatible with the new graded coding system on personnel authorization documents. Warrant officer positions on authorization documents are not graded under the current manning system. This allows the assignment of any warrant officer, W1 through W4, to any position authorized by his Military Occupational Specialty (MOS). The new system will fill warrant officer positions with warrants who have the requisite training and experience essential to the position. The system will be able to do this by coding personnel authorization documents by three rank groups: Warrant Officer (W1-W2), Senior Warrant Officer (W3- W4), and Master Warrant Officer (W5), thereby establishing three utilization levels. The proposal for grade W5 stemmed from analysis which revealed these three distinct levels of warrant officer utilization. TWOS determined from the analysis that the three levels result; not only from the completion of required training, but that they are also experientially driven. The Master Warrant Officer level positions require a very senior warrant officer who has been developed over a period of twenty years of warrant officer service to become a true branch technical integrator. In order for the Army to recognize and benefit from the third level, (Master Warrant Officer), an additional grade is required. Grade W5 will also enhance the retention goals for retirement eligible master warrant officers by providing increased compensation. The new grade of W5 will require congressional approval. During the interim period, and in the event that grade W5 is not approved, selected W4 will receive the Master Warrant Officer designation and be assigned to Master Warrant Officer Positions. The position grading system will ensure that the levels of warrant officer rank and experience are spread throughout the force. It will ensure the proper mix of warrant officers at every echelon of the Army. This does not mean that position grading will correspond with the echelon of a unit organization. Position grading will correspond with the skill requirements of a given position. It will allow the Army to build a requirements based warrant officer training system. The essence of the warrant officer role will remain at the war fighting level. 2
9 Training will occur in three phases during the warrant officers' career to allow maximum utilization at each level and provide the experience needed before advancement to the next utilization level. The TWOS concept of warrant officer training will change the current warrant officer training system by requiring certification at each training level. Entry level training is already well established. However, additional programs are required for proponents who lack entry level training or whose entry level training is inadequate. Initiatives have already been undertaken by Training and Doctrine Command to standardize the advanced level (to be renamed senior level) warrant officer training. The Warrant Officer Senior Course will require major revision and will evolve into Master Warrant Officer Training. The major difference will be a break from the traditional general subjects course to a course that addresses MOS and branchoriented, specific instruction. This course will provide selected warrant officers with the branch-related training needed to become technical integrators. The TWOS also recommended that the use of existing courses not currently available to warrant officers be considered during the training development process to maximize the use of training resources. The TWOS Group recognized that management changes must accompany changes in training and force composition. Management by years of Warrant Officer Service rather than by years of Active Federal Service will simplify what has become a very complex process with regard to schooling, assignments, promotions, and other personnel management procedures. This policy, similar to the one used for commissioned officers, means that when enlisted soldiers receive an appointment as a warrant officer, their "personnel management clock is reset to zero" while retaining seniority for pay and retirement. It will also allow the Army to manage warrant officers in terms of year groups and will establish a new career plan that provides the opportunity for warrant officers to stay on active duty for 30 years as a warrant officer or until the mandatory retirement age of 62. Another issue which will serve as a corollary to the 30 Year Career Plan is the Regular Army Integration Program. Under the program, Reserve warrant officers on active duty who are selected for promotion to W3 must accept an appointment in the Regular Army or request release from active duty. 3
10 The program is similar in concept to the provision of the Defense Officer Personnel Management Act (DOPMA) that provides for automatic integration of commissioned officers selected for promotion to major. The integration program will allow Reserve warrant officers to integrate into the Regular Army at the W3 promotion point. The TWOS Group also recommended that the Army develop an aggressive recruiting program to sustain the warrant officer force. There has never been an institutionalized recruiting program for the entire force. The current system relies on voluntary application of enlisted soldiers. This has often left the Army short of required numbers of warrant officers. A proactive recruiting program will not only sustain the force in numbers required, but will provide the quality required as well. The TWOS Group considered many compensation issues which pertain to warrant officers. The only recommendation was that the Army develop a pay scale for W5 if Congress approves the grade. However, the TWOS suggested that the compensation issues should be revisited following full implementation of the Total Warrant Officer System. The thrust of this review would be to determine if additional compensation measures are required to attract and retain warrant officers in the right numbers and with the right skills. The TWOS Group considered the Reserve Components in every aspect of the study. However, the inherent constraints placed on members in the Reserve Components may require some adjustment in how the Army applies TWOS recommendations in the Reserve Components. Work will continue throughout the implementation phase with the Army Reserve and Army National Guard in order to achieve the desired results. Warrant officers have been, and will continue to be, the Army's technical experts. The development of the Total Warrant Officer System (TWOS) is essential if the Army is to fully capitalize on warrant officer expertise. Full implementation of the recommendations by this study group will require the total cooperation of all agencies involved with the management and utilization of Army warrant officers Warrant Officers Heritage Foundation 4/1/2004 Use browsersback button to return to previous web page 4
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