Notable Warrant Officers
- CW4 Michael J. Novosel
- CW2 Louis R. Rocco
- CW4 Oscar G. Johnson
- CW4 Michael Durant
- WO1 Robert Mason
- MAJ (was WO1) Hugh Thompson, Jr.
- MAJ (was CW3) Frederick Edgar Ferguson
- CW4 Thomas J. Hennen
- John Arnold Austin
- Ronald D. Young Jr.
- James W. Hall, III
- John Anthony Walker, Jr.
- CWO4 Hershel W. Williams
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