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Warrant Officer Personal Statement

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I am confident that my experience and prior performances fully qualify me to become a Warrant Officer in the United States Army. I have spent most of my career in the human resources and training fields which I am very passionate about. I am fully qualified to perform the duties for the following reasons. Through personal observation and diligence, I have consistently and commendable sustained superior performance and dedication not only to the units I have served but also to the community. I consistently foresee administrative requirements, initiated, and developed actions to meet those requirements in a timely manner. I am currently serving as a Senior Human Resources NCO for the 297th Regional Support Group Alaska Army National Guard. I have completed MOS qualification as a Human Resources Specialist (42A), Motor …show more content…

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