warrant officer , WO (Abkürzung)

The chief warrant officer was now out of the game.

The warrant officer laughed and looked at him with interest.

A year later, in 1899, he was promoted to chief warrant officer.

"So why bring you here when they could send a warrant officer and have him dress up as a major?"

The warrant officer appeared at the door in a few seconds.

Meanwhile, two chief warrant officers were also reported to have been killed.

"It was a contact with home," said the former Army warrant officer.

"Not until I find out what went, sir," the warrant officer called.

"I'm just trying to hang on to my little warrant officer bar."

On August 13, 1854 was promoted to the warrant officer.

Some of them are philosophical and apply not just to warrant officers.

In 1944, the first women were appointed to the warrant officer grades.

Warrant officers are the core of its food inspection service.

He retired in 1981 with the rank of chief warrant officer.

Only 5 percent of chief warrant officers occupy this grade.

Some of the warrant officers were good poets and singers.

A mess of four warrant officers took two gallons a day.

I'm not sure I should talk about it," the warrant officer said.

The warranted officers were often the permanent members of the ships' companies.

"If this one went in, that would really be the end of it," the chief warrant officer replied.

When the couple married in 2003, he had achieved the rank of chief warrant officer.

The chief warrant officer was surprised that the game had gotten too rich for his blood, because they were three weeks into the month.

Bart looked up at the warrant officer with a surprised expression on his face.

The warrant officer had already learned all he cared to know about wounds like this one.

It was the warrant officer from her station house.