Achieving Multi-Domain Convergence in Large-Scale Combat Operations

By CW3 Matthew J. Marra, Field Artillery

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This article examines challenges preventing the U.S. joint force from achieving multi-domain convergence in large-scale combat operations, including desynchronized planning, interoperability issues, and legacy command and control systems. CW3 Matthew J. Marra proposes solutions including Joint All-Domain Operations planning teams, enhanced data sharing through the Joint Fires Network, and modernized C2 systems with AI/ML capabilities.

Title slide for article on achieving multi-domain convergence in large-scale combat operations by CW3 Matthew J. Marra, published in The Warrant Officer Journal.

Title slide for a presentation on emotional intelligence for Special Forces warrant officers in unconventional warfare, authored by Dr. Daniel W. Ross and published in The Warrant Officer Journal

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The Importance of Emotional Intelligence for Special Forces Warrant Officers during Unconventional Warfare Operations

This article argues that emotional intelligence—particularly relationship management, social awareness, self-management, and self-awareness—is crucial for Special Forces Warrant Officers in unconventional warfare, where the ability to build trust and navigate complex cultural environments can determine mission success or failure.

By Dr. Daniel W. Ross, DM, MS, NRP

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Silent, but Crucial: The Relationship between Lieutenant and Warrant Officers

This article examines how CBRN, military intelligence, signal, and logistics companies benefit from strong lieutenant-warrant officer relationships at the company level. Learn why BOLC and WOBC programs should incorporate joint training to better prepare new officers for these vital working relationships that drive mission success in specialized units.

By 1LT Alex Greene, Military Intelligence

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The Warrant Officer Edge: Powering Army Transformation

This article examines the critical role warrant officers play in the Army Transformation Initiative, leveraging their decades of specialized technical expertise across aviation, cyber, intelligence, logistics, and other fields. As the Army integrates AI-enabled systems, unmanned platforms, and advanced technologies, warrant officers serve as systems-of-systems experts who prevent costly integration failures, optimize force structure, and bridge institutional knowledge with innovation.

By CW4 David Vaughn, Cyber

Targeted Beirut book cover by Jack Carr and James M. Scott - about the 1983 Marine barracks bombing.

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Book Review: “Targeted: Beirut – The 1983 Marine Barracks Bombing and the Untold Origin Story of the War on Terror” written by Jack Carr and James Scott

Comprehensive review of "Targeted: Beirut - The 1983 Marine Barracks Bombing and the Untold Origin Story of the War on Terror" by Jack Carr and James Scott. Reviewed by CW5 (Ret) Dr. Leonard Momeny in the Warrant Officer Journal 2025. Examines how the October 23, 1983 bombing that killed 241 service members shaped U.S. counter terrorism strategy and Middle East policy.

By Dr. Leonard Scott Momeny, Ed.D., CW5 (Ret)