Commissioned officer vs chief warrant officer

Differences between commissioned officer and chief warrant officer duties and responsibilities

Commissioned officer example responsibilities.

• Lead and motivate soldiers to successfully accomplish missions worldwide during peacetime and combat operations.
• Supervise sailors in responsible tasks relate to managing inventory, facilitating laundry operations, and maintaining secure watch detail.
• Handle confidential information from individuals, officers, fire & medical staff, NCIC, and Montana's CJIN system.
• Command combat support aircrew during numerous contingencies worldwide.
• Counsele and inform sailors of educational, and veterans benefits prior to military discharge.
• Demonstrate excellent communication and leadership skills while instructing and training new airmen on fundamental job tasks.
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Chief warrant officer example responsibilities.

• Evaluate progress of program plans to determine whether overall command-wide objectives are being accomplish economically with reference to budget and manpower.
• Conduct hundreds of hours of maintenance training covering quality assurance procedures, OSHA standards, safety, and proper maintenance procedures.
• Deliver civil subpoenas for the purpose of civil process.
• Work on inspecting and repairing appliances, light fixtures, plumbing, and masonry.
• Facilitate all property maintenance, including (heating, A/C), plumbing and electrical.
• Conduct graduate and undergraduate level flight training in the operation and employment of the AH-64D helicopter.
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