What type of simulated exercises does the WOBC include?

The WOBC includes command post exercises and field training exercises as part of its curriculum to provide practical experience in a controlled environment. These types of simulated exercises allow warrant officer candidates to apply the principles and concepts learned in their training while working in collaborative settings, often in scenarios that mimic real-world military operations.

Command post exercises involve making decisions as part of a team, often focusing on planning, communication, and execution of operations in an environment that simulates command responsibilities. Field training exercises, on the other hand, place candidates in realistic tactical situations where they must perform various military tasks, enhancing their hands-on skills and teamwork abilities.

This combination of simulated exercises ensures that candidates are not only absorbing theoretical knowledge but also developing the competencies needed to operate effectively in their future roles.