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Staff Weather Officers (SWOs) are United States Air Force personnel tasked with providing tactical meteorological support for conventional Army forces. The title is held by both officer and enlisted personnel tasked with this duty. Previous and alternate names for this career field are: Battlefield Weather, Combat Weather, Army Support Weather. The scope of support is extremely broad, from mission intelligence to special operations. SWOs are not the same as Special Operations Weather Team (SOWT) members.