Warrant Officer Candidates from the Idaho Army National Guard’s Class 25-001 supported families in need by volunteering at the Ronald McDonald House in Boise July 12. As part of the Warrant Officer Candidate School’s Phase 2 requirements, the candidates planned and executed a civil-military service project, a longstanding tradition in the Warrant Officer cohort. The initiative is designed to strengthen community ties while reinforcing the Army values of servant leadership and selfless service. “WOCS is about more than just the transition from NCO to Warrant Officer,” said Warrant Officer Candidate Michael Bennett, “It’s about building leaders who give back to their communities and lead by example.” The group of candidates prepared more than 30 snack bags for children staying at the Ronald McDonald House, cooked breakfast and lunch for families and completed several cleaning and organizing tasks throughout the facility. Their goal was to relieve day-to-day burdens so families could f...