Writer's Guide for Article Submissions

Strength in Knowledge: The Warrant Officer Journal

Professional Bulletin 1918 and Individual Articles

Articles created for Strength in Knowledge: The Warrant Officer Journal can encompass a wide range of topics. Subjects for publication can include discussions on technical aspects of a specific branch, the impact of doctrine, review of military history, or even theory or other matters that could potentially improve the Army. No matter the subject, all potential writers must understand their submissions be unclassified, publicly releasable in nature. Please ensure that article submissions are between 1,500 and 5,000 words and supported by research, evident through the citation of sources. Individual articles not meant of Journal publication should be about 1000 words and lightly researched. Scholarship must conform to commonly accepted research standards such as described in The Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, 7th edition

Book Reviews

Book reviews should be between 500 to 800 words. The intent for a review is to and provide a concise evaluation of the text and its relevance to the professional Warrant Officer or the current fight.

Writing

For all submissions to 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. For resources on writing in approved APA format, simply reach out to USAWOCC.

Submissions

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