Soldiers, Marines selected for warrant candidate course

The names and projected specialties for the enlisted service members selected to attend for attendance at the Warrant Officer Candidate Course at Fort Rucker, Alabama, have been announced.

The 130 soldiers and Marines were selected for the WOAC by a board that met at Recruiting Command in mid-March. The next board meets in mid-May.

See the link for the names:

Warrant Officer Candidate Course selectees

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