Call for Papers and Submission Guidelines

By The Warrant Officer Journal

Article published on: in the July-September 2024 Edition of the Warrant Officer Journal

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Strength in Knowledge: The Warrant Officer Journal is a professional bulletin of the United States Army produced by the faculty and staff working at the United States Army Warrant Officer Career College (USAWOCC). The editorial staff produces the quarterly publication in effort to improve all areas of the Warrant Officer’s education, whether common core or technical in nature. This resource is intended to inform and shape organizational systems in the greater profession of arms through the sharing of key insights and lessons learned.

We continuously accept manuscripts for rolling publications and subsequent Journal editions.The journal invites practitioners, researchers, academics, PME students, and military professionals to submit manuscripts that address the issues and challenges of military education and training, training development, doctrine (whether specific data from manuals or discussion of concepts), systems warfare, Army modernization and other subjects relevant to the profession of arms. Submissions related to technical areas of various Warrant Officers’ specialties will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Book reviews of published relevant works are also encouraged.

Submission Guidelines

Submissions should be between 1,500 and 5,000 words and supported by research, evident through the citation of sources. Scholarship must conform to commonly accepted research standards such as described in The Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, 7th edition. For resources on writing in approved APA format simply reach out to USAWOCC. Book reviews should be between 500 to 800 words and provide a concise evaluation of the book and its relevance to the professional Warrant Officer or current fight. The editors recommend using Professional Writing (2024) available at: https://armyuniversity.edu/cgsc/cgss/DCL/files/ST_22-2_US_Army_CGSC_Writing_Guide_March_2024.pdf

Articles and manuscripts must be submitted in Microsoft Word, or compatible fomat, with separate, author owned or creative commons licensed picture files and a 100-150 word author’s note. We willpublished articles individually and/or on a quarterly schedule. For additional information or to submit an article, email to wo_journal@army.mil.

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