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Chief Warrant Officer 2 Kimberley Knowles, 3rd Heavy

Chief Warrant Officer 2 Kimberley Knowles, 3rd Heavy

Chief Warrant Officer 2 Kimberley Knowles, 3rd Heavy Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division reads warrant officer history during the 94th birthday celebration of the Army Warrant Officer Corps at Camp Buehr... More

Warrant Officers at Camp Buehring gathered today to

Warrant Officers at Camp Buehring gathered today to

Warrant Officers at Camp Buehring gathered today to celebrate the 94th birthday of the Army Warrant Officer Corps. On May 12, 1921, a distinctive insignia was approved for warrant officers. It consisted of an e... More

Warrant officers at Camp Buehring, Kuwait, gathered

Warrant officers at Camp Buehring, Kuwait, gathered

Warrant officers at Camp Buehring, Kuwait, gathered today to celebrate the 94th birthday of the Army Warrant Officer Corps, and observe a long-standing tradition as the youngest and oldest warrant officers cut ... More

Warrant Officers listen as Chief Warrant Officer 4

Warrant Officers listen as Chief Warrant Officer 4

Warrant Officers listen as Chief Warrant Officer 4 Laquitta Joseph, 3rd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, begins the ceremony with opening remarks at Camp Buehring today to celebrate the 94th ... More

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