The chief warrant officer was now out of the game.

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

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

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

Only 5 percent of chief warrant officers occupy this grade.

"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.

The chief warrant officer who organized the game served as the banker.

"Not very well, but I really was interested in the field after that chief warrant officer talked to us.

Fisher retired as a chief warrant officer in 1947.

More than ready, this sophomore son of a retired Navy chief warrant officer was inspired.

The rank insignia of the chief warrant officer bar is worn on the right.

He was also given the rank of Chief Warrant Officer.

The chief warrant officer and staff corps devices are also worn on the left collar of uniforms.

"There's a chief warrant officer in the Houston field office named Patterson.

At the end of his obligatory service, he was given the position of chief warrant officer in Macau.

The pilot was an old-time chief warrant officer.

W-2 to W-5 for chief warrant officers.

He retired from the military in 1978 as a Chief Warrant Officer Two.

The other, also a master sergeant, but younger and leaner, walked up to the major and the chief warrant officer.

Her secretary is chief warrant officer.

After the war, he was assigned to a succession of submarines and was promoted to chief warrant officer.

He left the Army in 1960 with the rank of Chief Warrant Officer 2.

A chief warrant officer named Arthur Terry assisted Land with the shooting team.