Who is the USASOC Command Chief Warrant Officer?

Who is the USASOC Command Chief Warrant Officer?

• A. CSM Mark Eckard
• B. MG Paul Hurley
• C. CWO5 Mark Meyer
• D. LTG Francis Beaudette

Answer: (C)

This question tests knowledge of who holds the top warrant officer position within USASOC. The Command Chief Warrant Officer is the senior warrant officer in the command, responsible for advising the commander on all warrant officer matters and for guiding professional development, standards, and mentorship within the warrant officer corps. The rank associated with this role is Chief Warrant Officer Five, the highest warrant officer grade. The person in this role is Mark Meyer, a CWO5, who serves as USASOC's Command Chief Warrant Officer. This position is distinct from others listed: a Command Sergeant Major is the senior enlisted advisor, while the listed generals (Major General and Lieutenant General) command at higher levels. None of those are the warrant officer who specifically oversees warrant officer matters in USASOC.

This question tests knowledge of who holds the top warrant officer position within USASOC. The Command Chief Warrant Officer is the senior warrant officer in the command, responsible for advising the commander on all warrant officer matters and for guiding professional development, standards, and mentorship within the warrant officer corps. The rank associated with this role is Chief Warrant Officer Five, the highest warrant officer grade.

The person in this role is Mark Meyer, a CWO5, who serves as USASOC's Command Chief Warrant Officer. This position is distinct from others listed: a Command Sergeant Major is the senior enlisted advisor, while the listed generals (Major General and Lieutenant General) command at higher levels. None of those are the warrant officer who specifically oversees warrant officer matters in USASOC.