The Battalion Commander commands the battalion under the supervision of the Senior Army Instructor, LTC Charles Prevatte, and the Army Instructor, First Sergeant Nash. She is responsible for all that the battalion does or fails to do. She is also responsible for the training, administration, discipline, morale, esprit de corps, and the performance of the Warrior Battalion. She sets the example for the Battalion in appearance, attitude, conduct, bearing, tact, discipline, and performance.

The Cadet Battalion Executive Officer (XO) supervises, directs, and coordinates the cadet battalion staff to prevent overlapping efforts and to ensure that the battalion commander's desires are understood and achieved. She keeps the staff informed of the commander's policies and keeps the cadet Battalion Commander informed of the status of the projects that have been assigned to the staff. The cadet Battalion XO assumes command of the battalion in the absence of the cadet Battalion Commander.

The Battalion Command Sergeant Major (CSM) is the Battalion Commander's senior Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO) and advisor concerning the NCOs and enlisted cadets in the battalion. She makes recommendations to the Battalion Commander concerning promotions, reductions, awards and any problems encountered within the Battalion. She is responsible for the training and coordination of the Color Guards and for convening the cadet of the month board.

The Battalion Adjutant is the administrative assistant to the battalion commander. He prepares and publishes any orders necessary for the operation of the Warrior Battalion. He also maintains the qualification records and personal files on all cadets. The Adjutant performs other duties as assigned by the battalion commander, battalion executive officer, or the instructor staff.

The Public Relations and Historian Officer is responsible for publishing the monthly cadet newsletter in order to keep parents and the school administration informed of the activities of the Warrior Battalion and for coordinating with the local newspapers and the school newspaper on noteworthy articles. He is responsible for developing the battalion's recruiting plan for the upcoming year. The Public Relations Officer is also responsible for maintaining the unit history and production of the 'End of Year' video in conjunction with the Special Projects Officer.

The Battalion Operations and Training Officer prepares the weekly training schedule, inspects cadet training for compliance and maintains the training portion of the cadet records. He is responsible for the preparation and publication of all training schedules and training reports to include operation orders and movement orders.

The Battalion Logistics Officer is responsible for the maintenance, security, record-keeping, issue, and turn-in of all U.S. Government property. He creates and maintains the JROTC Clothing and Equipment Record for each cadet and ensures that they have all the necessary items required for the uniform. He conducts periodic inventories of the supplies and equipment in the supply room and maintains the supply room in a neat and orderly fashion at all times.

The Battalion Special Projects Officer is responsible for the planning and coordination of battalion activities such as parades, field trips, and the military ball. Along with the Public Relations Officer, she keeps the bulletin boards updated and keeps the Public Relations Officer informed of events that need to be published in the monthly newsletter. The Special Projects Officer maintains a record file of all pictures of battalion activities and events and is also responsible for the battalion's website.