Warrant Officer Pay Grades
| Pay Grade | Rank by Branch of Service | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Army | Marine Corps | Navy | Coast Guard | Air Force | |
| W-1 | Warrant Officer 1 | Warrant Officer 1 | not used | not used | discontinued |
| W-2 | Chief Warrant Officer 2 | Chief Warrant Officer 2 | Chief Warrant Officer 2 | Chief Warrant Officer 2 | discontinued |
| W-3 | Chief Warrant Officer 3 | Chief Warrant Officer 3 | Chief Warrant Officer 3 | Chief Warrant Officer 3 | discontinued |
| W-4 | Chief Warrant Officer 4 | Chief Warrant Officer 4 | Chief Warrant Officer 4 | Chief Warrant Officer 4 | discontinued |
| W-5 | Chief Warrant Officer 5 | Chief Warrant Officer 5 | Chief Warrant Officer 5 | not used | NA |
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