HP DL380 G7: Expand Available Space

Hi,
Currently I have two 146 hot-swap HDD in my server, under RAID 1. I'm running out of space and added two new ones. Tell me if I'm wrong but in this case I just need to format both of them but where can I tell Windows/Server both new disks are for expanding  the current RAID 1 and not for additional unmirrored free space?
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