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[...] I am glad to report that your senior warrant officers were invited to participate in the Regimental Command Council and were well represented. [...] for the first time in the three-year history of the Outstanding Engineer Warrant Officer of the Year Award, winners were selected from the Regular Army, U.S. Army Reserve, and Army National Guard.

For more information about the upcoming board or how to become an engineer warrant officer, log on to the Army recruiting website at . [...] next time, stay safe.

For more information about the upcoming board or how to become an engineer warrant officer, log on to the Army recruiting website at . [...] next time, stay safe.

Both the WOBC expansion and the WOSC Phase 3 development are in concert with the USAES Campaign Plan since they directly support Decisive Points 2-9 and 2-12, Lines of Effort No. 2, and Lines of Engineer Support - Enable Expeditionary Logistics and Capacity. [...] stay safe.

The morning session included briefings from the Council members and a comprehensive Warrant Officer Education update by CW4 Mark Pitsenbarger of the Army Leader Development Office (ALDO). The United States Army Recruiting Command has agreed to work with the Engineer School to fund the trifold as part of a pilot test for warrant officer recruiting. * Voted to recommend to the Commandant that MOS 210A be renamed Construction Engineering Techni- cian to formally recognize the change in mission re- quirements for this diverse MOS.

The council provides Department of the Army (DA)-level integration and synchronization and advice to the Army leadership for career field-related issues. * Act as the single regimental point of contact for engineer warrant officer issues and primary advocate/liaison for engineer warrant officer training/leader development issues. * Assess, monitor, and solve problems related to training, professional development, morale, recruiting, retention, and readiness. * Manage the engineer warrant officer recruiting program; evaluate accession packets for the Active Army, Army National Guard (ARNG), and United States Army Reserve (USAR). * Develop and write the Regiment's position for warrant officer accessions, training, and professional development issues. With modularity nearly tripling the number of 210A positions and FM 3-0, Operations, placing stability and civil support operations on equal par with offensive and defensive operations, the 210A will play an increasingly important role in providing construction expertise and support to the Regiment, Army, and nation.

[...] let me thank the many warrant officers from all three components who tirelessly work to recruit their replacements and have enabled the Regiment to meet its recruiting mission for the past few years. For more information about how to become an engineer warrant officer, log on to the Army recruiting website at http://www.usarec.army.mil/hq/warrant. [...] next time, stay safe.