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Basenshukai · 02-03-2004, 14:57

Spartan: Specific info sent via PM

The Q Course itself was roughly as follows:

Phase II (SUT): 45 days

Phase III (MOS): 4 months

Phase IV (Robin Sage): 45 days

However, officers have to attend the six-month Infantry Captain's Career Course (a name I personally dislike) and Combined Arms Services Staff School (5 weeks). So, all totalled, to include time "already served" in SFAS (24 days), it looks like this:

SFAS: 24 days
ICCC: 6 months
CAS3: 1 month and 1 week
Phase II: 45 days
Phase III: 4 months
Phase IV: 45 days

Total: About 16 months.

Now, ICCC and CAS3 are not considered part of the Q Course. But, for O's, we can't get to the Q Course without those two courses. I believe Phase I and II have changed somewhat, so the times on here may no longer be correct.

02-03-2004, 14:57	#21
Basenshukai Quiet Professional Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: The Woodlands, Texas Posts: 931	Timelines Spartan: Specific info sent via PM The Q Course itself was roughly as follows: Phase II (SUT): 45 days Phase III (MOS): 4 months Phase IV (Robin Sage): 45 days However, officers have to attend the six-month Infantry Captain's Career Course (a name I personally dislike) and Combined Arms Services Staff School (5 weeks). So, all totalled, to include time "already served" in SFAS (24 days), it looks like this: SFAS: 24 days ICCC: 6 months CAS3: 1 month and 1 week Phase II: 45 days Phase III: 4 months Phase IV: 45 days Total: About 16 months. Now, ICCC and CAS3 are not considered part of the Q Course. But, for O's, we can't get to the Q Course without those two courses. I believe Phase I and II have changed somewhat, so the times on here may no longer be correct. __________________ - Retired Special Forces Officer - Special Forces Association Lifetime Member Last edited by Basenshukai; 02-03-2004 at 15:08.
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