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Chief Warrant Officer 5 Patrick J. Muenks (right),

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Chief Warrant Officer 5 Patrick J. Muenks (right), the Missouri National Guard’s command chief warrant officer, stands with Spc. Heather Arnett (second from right), Sgt. Justin Vaughn (second from left), Chief Warrant Officer 4 Rodney Hughes (left), a Missouri Army National Guard recruiter, after Arnett and Vaughn were notified of their selection to become warrant officers at the Ike Skelton National Guard Training Site, in Jefferson City, Missouri, Oct. 2, 2017. Muenks serves as the state’s senior warrant officer and advises the adjutant general on all matters related to the warrant officer cohort. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by 1st Lt. Phil Fountain) 171002-Z-DJ352-0005

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