The position of warrant officer should be established and there should be not only an increase of pay, but an increase of privileges and allowances and dignity, so as to make the grade open to noncommissioned officers capable of filling them desirably from every standpoint.
Roosevelt calls for the establishment of warrant officer positions with increased pay and privileges to attract qualified noncommissioned officers.
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