Re-write the paragraph below to reflect 'How will I apply what I learned in WOCS in my new role as a Warrant Officer?" The Army Warrant Officer must also cultivate a competency surrounding operations and application of systems knowledge. Knowledge without understanding application is utterly useless, and the Army Warrant Officer is anything but useless. It is imperative that the Warrant Officer have a firm grasp of doctrine and Army operations if they are to be of value to their commander and organization. An operationally savvy Warrant Officer will take a commander's intent, both at their level and above, compare that to the problem set presented within the operational environment, and see the organizations they support through every type of situation. This requires an officer with a holistic view that is intelligent and willing to think both creatively and critically through presented problems. The operationally savvy Warrant Officer must also be able to lead through significant operational challenges as they are integrated across organizations and agencies and are fully aware of all associated strengths and weaknesses. This allows the Warrant Officer to advise on how to best apply their capability and systems. This makes the Army Warrant Officer the ultimate problem solver