Army commisoned officers carry a saber, and NCOs carry a sword. If so inclined, what dress sword would a warrant officer carry?

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Very funny

That's hilarious!

PVT Raymond Lopez - I'm not sure if you are joking or serious. That looks suspiciously like a US Nave Chief Petty Officer's Cutlass, the picture is too low res for me to tell if there is engraving on the blade. As described in US Navy uniform regs Article 3501.20.1, "The cutlass has a 26-inch stainless steel blade with four engraved CPO anchors, (CPO, SCPO, MCPO and MCPON) on one side and the engraved initials “USN” on the other side. The hilt of the cutlass includes an anodized brass hand guard with black leather handle wrapped in gold wire. The pommel contains the design of the 1897 CPO cap insignia."

The Naval tradition was that officers carried swords and enlisted the cutlass. This even shown in the US Navy Enlisted Surface Warfare insignia with those weapons being shown respectively on the officer and enlisted versions.

Col Lenertz. We had USAF Warrant Officers during Vietnam. Most were moss backs, just waiting to retire, all were CWOs by then or they would have already been gone. Their sword was their attitude.

SSgt Robert Van Buhler III - LOL< loved your last line.

MSG Malcolm Jones
Warrant Officer's as a whole are some of the most squared away soldiers I've know in my 37 years of service. As such they should carry a Revolutionary War style sword with the Eagle Pommel and Square Knuckle Guard with Quillon Cross as depicted here. The eagle pommel depicting the Warrant Officer corps heritage 1920 - 2003 and the square knuckle guard with quillon for reasons of ability and as subject matter experts.

Warrant Officer's as a whole are some of the most squared away soldiers I've know in my 37 years of service. As such they should carry a Revolutionary War style sword with the Eagle Pommel and Square Knuckle Guard with Quillon Cross as depicted here. The eagle pommel depicting the Warrant Officer corps heritage 1920 - 2003 and the square knuckle guard with quillon for reasons of ability and as subject matter experts.

Warrant Officers of all grades are in fact real Officers and are no longer enlisted. We receive a DD214 upon completion of WOCS and re-enlist and sign the oath of office for officers (DA71). SSG Tommy Garmon

I JUST KNOW TOO MANY WARRANT OFFICER NOT TEASE THEM!!!!