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Originally Posted by first&foreward
If I missed something while searching threads I apologize. I was wondering the same thing. Except in my situation I would be 32 when I receive my commission. I am currently in the NG with 10 yrs. TIS, 3 yrs active duty time through deployments and basic/AIT. I will be attending ROTC upon completion of my current deployment and intend to go active immediately afterwards. My search results indicated you need to be a captain to attend the Q course. That would make me about 35. Is there a way to expedite this process after I am commissioned? Thanks for all of your assisatnace.
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I think that, like many others, you have waited too long to make your decision.
There is no guarantee that you will be selected to attend SFAS.
It is Year Group based, and even if you were selected to attend, you would only get one shot.
Not too many teams looking for middle-aged Detachment Commanders with no time in SF, BTW.
TR
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