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STARFLEET Special Operations Training Manual



STARFLEET Special OperationsCertification Training Documentation

Date:Name:SCC#:

Rank:

ADU:

OIC:

Primary SpecialtyGrade:

Level:

Division: Military Command

Sea, Air, Land, & Space (SEALS)RangersReconnaissance (Recon)

Intelligence CommandCommunicationsSpecialist

Counter Intelligence

Field Operations Agent Interrogation SpecialistAnalysis & Information Specialist

Anti-Insurgent AgentHistorian

Scientist XenologistMedical Doctor

Legal AffairsGeneral Education Officer

Auxiliary Training

Military Command

Basic TrainingGrade:

Level:

Sea, Air, Land, & Space(SEALS)

Grade:

Level:

RangersGrade:

Level:

Reconnaissance (Recon)Grade:

Level:

Intelligence CommandCommunications Grad

e:Level:

CounterIntelligence

Grade:

Level:

Field OperationsAgent

Grade:

Level:

Interrogation Grade:

Level:

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Analysis &Information

Grade:

Level:

Anti-InsurgentAgent

Grade:

Level:

Historian Grade:

Level:

Scientist Grade:

Level:

Medical Doctor Grade:

Level:

Xenologist Grade:

Level:

Legal Affairs Grade:

Level:

General EducationOfficer

Grade:

Level:

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Preface .................................................................................................................................... 9

Purpose ................................................................................................................................ 9

Plan ...................................................................................................................................... 9

Route of Advancement ...................................................................................................... 10

Explanation of Grades ....................................................................................................... 11

Commands ....................................................................................................................... 12

Grade 1 – Trainee .................................................................................................................. 13

MILITARY COMMAND ............................................................................................................. 14

Grade 2 – Special Operations Specialist ............................................................................. 14

Level 1 ........................................................................................................................... 14

Level 2 ........................................................................................................................... 14

Level 3 ........................................................................................................................... 16

Level 4 ............................................................................................................................ 17

Grade 3 – Special Operations Operative ............................................................................ 19

Level 1 ........................................................................................................................... 19

Level 2 ........................................................................................................................... 20

Level 3 ........................................................................................................................... 21

Level 4 ............................................................................................................................ 21

Grade 4 – Senior Special Operations Operative ................................................................. 23

Level 1 ........................................................................................................................... 23

Level 2 ............................................................................................................................ 23

Level 3 ........................................................................................................................... 25

Level 4 ........................................................................................................................... 25

Grade 5 – Special Operations Group Leader ...................................................................... 26

Level 1 ........................................................................................................................... 26

Level 2 - SEALS ............................................................................................................... 26

Level 2 - Ranger ............................................................................................................. 27

Level 2 - Recon ............................................................................................................... 27Level 3 - SEALS ............................................................................................................... 28

Level 3 - Ranger ............................................................................................................. 28

Level 3 - Recon .............................................................................................................. 28

Grade 6 – Special Operations Commander ........................................................................ 30

Level 1 – SEALS - Prerequisite: Grade 5 Level 3 SEALS ................................................... 30

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Level 1 – Ranger - Prerequisite: Grade 5 Level 3 Ranger ................................................ 30

Level 1 – Recon - Prerequisite: Grade 5 Level 3 Recon ................................................... 30

Grade 7 – Special Operations Director ............................................................................... 32

Level 1 – SEALS - Prerequisite: Grade 6 SEALS ............................................................... 32

Level 1 – Ranger - Prerequisite: Grade 6 Ranger ............................................................ 32

Level 1 – Recon - Prerequisite: Grade 6 Recon ............................................................... 33

Grade 8 – Divisional Officer ............................................................................................... 34

Level 1 - Prerequisite: Completion of all grades and levels of SEALS, Recon, and Rangers

....................................................................................................................................... 34

Grade 9 – Divisional Head .................................................................................................. 36

Prerequisite: All of Military and Intelligence Command .................................................. 36

INTELLIGENCE COMMAND ..................................................................................................... 37

INTELLIGENCE COMMAND SPECIALTIES ............................................................................ 37

COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST ....................................................................................... 38

Level 1 ........................................................................................................................... 38

Level 2 ............................................................................................................................ 38

Level 3 ........................................................................................................................... 39

Level 4 ........................................................................................................................... 39

**COUNTERINTELLIGENCE SPECIALIST .............................................................................. 40

Level 1 ........................................................................................................................... 40

Level 2 ............................................................................................................................ 40

Level 3 ........................................................................................................................... 41

FIELD OPERATIONS AGENT ............................................................................................... 41

Level 1 ........................................................................................................................... 41

Level 2 ............................................................................................................................ 42

Level 3 ........................................................................................................................... 42

Level 4 ........................................................................................................................... 43

** INTERROGATION SPECIALIST ........................................................................................ 45

Level 1 .......................................................................................................................... 45

Level 2 ............................................................................................................................ 45

Level 3 ........................................................................................................................... 46

Level 4 ........................................................................................................................... 46

**ANALYSIS AND INFORMATION SPECIALIST ..................................................................... 48

Level 1 ........................................................................................................................... 48

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Level 2 ............................................................................................................................ 48

Level 3 ............................................................................................................................ 49

Level 4 ............................................................................................................................ 49

**ANTI-INSURGENT AGENT ................................................................................................ 50

Level 1 ............................................................................................................................ 50

Level 2 ............................................................................................................................ 50

Level 3 ............................................................................................................................ 51

Level 4 ............................................................................................................................ 51

HISTORIAN ........................................................................................................................ 52

Level 1 ............................................................................................................................ 52

Level 2 ............................................................................................................................ 52

Level 3 ............................................................................................................................ 53

Level 4 ............................................................................................................................ 53

SCIENTIST ......................................................................................................................... 55

Level 1 ........................................................................................................................... 55

Level 2 ............................................................................................................................ 55

Level 3 ............................................................................................................................ 57

Level 4 – Associate Professor .......................................................................................... 57

Level 5 – Professor ......................................................................................................... 59

XENOLOGIST ..................................................................................................................... 60

Level 1 ............................................................................................................................ 60

Level 2 ............................................................................................................................ 60

Level 3 ............................................................................................................................ 61

Level 4 – Species Specialist ............................................................................................ 61

LEGAL AFFAIRS OFFICER ................................................................................................... 62

Level 1 ........................................................................................................................... 62

Level 2 ............................................................................................................................ 62

Level 3 ............................................................................................................................ 64**MEDICAL DOCTOR ......................................................................................................... 66

Level 1 - Doctor ............................................................................................................. 66

Level 2 – Specialist Doctor .............................................................................................. 66

Level 3 – Resident Doctor ............................................................................................... 67

Level 4 – Consultant ....................................................................................................... 67

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Level 5 – Director ............................................................................................................ 69

Counselors ......................................................................................................................... 69

Level 2 – Specialist Doctor .............................................................................................. 69

Level 3 – Resident Doctor ............................................................................................... 69

**GENERAL EDUCATION OFFICER ..................................................................................... 71

Level 1 .......................................................................................................................... 71

Level 2 ............................................................................................................................ 71

Level 3 – Training Officer ................................................................................................ 71

Level 4 – Senior Training Officer ..................................................................................... 72

Level 5 – Associate Professor .......................................................................................... 72

Level 6 – Professor .......................................................................................................... 72

Intelligence Command Grades .............................................................................................. 73

Grade 2 – Intelligence Specialist ........................................................................................ 73

Grade 3 – Intelligence Operative ....................................................................................... 73

Grade 4 – Field Operative .................................................................................................. 73

Grade 5 – Senior Field Operative ....................................................................................... 73

Grade 6 – Intelligence Department Head ........................................................................... 73

Grade 7 – Intelligence Director .......................................................................................... 74

Grade 8 – Divisional Officer ............................................................................................... 74

Grade 9 – Divisional Head .................................................................................................. 74

Prerequisite: All of Military and Intelligence Command .................................................. 74

Appendix A - Abbreviations ................................................................................................... 75

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Please return completed training documentation to:Rear Admiral Glen DieboldDeputy Director (Training)19 Mafalda DriveCheektowaga, NY [email protected]

Certification Staff:Lieutenant Colonel TJ Allen [Intelligence] [Certification Officer]Marine Captain Michael Tollerson [Rangers]Brigadier General Oliver Savander [Reconnaissance (Recon)]Marine Captain Ace Cady [Sea, Air, Land, & Space (SEALS)]

Note:

If you are a member of a Correspondence Chapter, electronic “Signatures” are acceptable. To submit an electronic signature and receive your certificate of completion, forward the original copy to the

party needed to authorize it and have them enter their name and send the updated copy to the next

person in the chain.

Otherwise, to do an electronic submission of this document, “Scan” the appropriate page and submit that one page through e-mail as well as an updated cover page.

Additionally, please be advised that any Starfleet Academy Degrees of Associates, Bachelors or

Masters Level may be met by holding the equivalent Doctorate level degree. This is done in an effort

to not penalize any who specialized with Military or Intelligence Command prior to reaching Grade 8

or 9.

In all cases upon completion of this training guide in order to receive your Grade 9/Level 5

certification, the original of this manual must be forwarded to your Ship Commanding Officer and

your ADU Officer-In-Charge for them to sign off on their appropriate boxes and then it is to beforwarded to Starfleet Special Operations Headquarters for archival purposes and official

announcement of the promotion.

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Preface

Purpose

Starfleet Special Operations is a unique organization. It is a “purple suit” organizationcomprising all Fleet (SEALS, Rangers, Reconnaissance and Intelligence) Operativesalongside SFMC Special Operations units coming together to accomplish missions thatrequire a special breed of person.

This is not a group that just any person can be a part of.

Because of this, there is no place for an untrained member. Being Special Forces isabout training. All elite organizations have one thing in common, they are all highly trained,highly motivated and have a no failure mindset.

The adage of “the more you sweat in training, the less you bleed in war ” applies tothose Special Operations members who are called upon to do the impossible with smallgroups. As with all special operations units it calls for the training that allows them tobelieve “the hard is common place and the impossible takes a bit longer.” Training issomething common to all special operations units and the more intense, the more likely themission will be accomplished.

The training program is designed to:1. To Train the operative to a high level of proficiency needed for Special Operations.2. To Encourage the Operatives to continue to rain, upgrade and maintain their high

standard of proficiency.3. To have a progressive path for Specialists and Operative grades.4. To provide specialties, both Basic and Advanced, for Operatives to better serve

and contribute to the overall mission success of their respective Chapters, ADU'sand MSG/MEU's; Regions and Brigades; Starfleet Special Operations and StarfleetMarines; Starfleet International and ultimately the United Federation of Planets

5. To most importantly have FUN!

Plan

• To Develop an Advancement Training Plan

• To Develop a training program which will include:

1) Multiple commandsa. Military Command – Is in charge of all military specific missions where their

training in intelligence gathering and espionage activities including the need of snipers, counter insurgency covert field intelligence and military fieldoperations in conjunctions with other military organizations. The SEALS,Rangers and Reconnaissance fall under this heading.

b. Intelligence Command – Is in charge of all other non-military intelligencegathering, research & development and Technology & Sciences of StarfleetSpecial Operations. For example James Bond, Maxwell Smart and/or Section 31would be prime examples of this command type.

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2) Specialtya. In each of these commands are different types of specialties (both Basic and

Advanced). Specialists are experts in their occupation or branch of studyand/or research. They all Starfleet Special Operations to posses a higherstandard of expertise on almost any matter and bring it into play. Grade 1operatives must demonstrate they are truly interested in this carreer path and

the default specialty is Operative.b. At Grade 2 Operatives have chosen their path between Military and

Intelligence Commands. At this point they have begun the studies into makingthem the basic level person all crews rely upon. Once the operative havechosen their respective command they may become specialists in one of themany sections. Starfleet Special Operations personnel are generallyconsidered to be under the Security division on many Starships and Starbasesand are assigned to security details. Cross training in other security is highlyrecommended, because of the wide range of missions the operative may becalled upon to conduct. The areas that an operative often finds themselvescrosstrained in are Engineering, Operations, Medical and Sciences; and isactually actively encouraged.

3) Levels of Proficiency for continual traininga. All operatives require a basic knowledge of some subjects before continuing of

any training. All grades are progressive and you must advance through eachgrade level available before being promoted to the next highest grade. Eachgrade may/may not have multiple levels of training and the courserequirements from specific academies (SFA: http://acad.sfi.org and SFMCA(http://sfmca.sfi-sfmc.org) have been included into these levels.

b. At this point the training department would like to acknowledge the hardworkand dedication of the staff and students of the SFA and SFMCA for all thecourses offered by their respective academies.

Route of Advancement

The Route of Advancement Training Plan is a program for advancement of StarfleetSpecial Operations Operatives within Starfleet Special Operations. Being EXCLUSIVE toStarfleet Special Operations is it totally independent of any other promotion oradvancement structure in place within Starfleet International or any of its lesser bodies.

Starfleet Special Operations is a Fleet-level asset for the support of STARFLEETInternational. There is no such thing as a reserve operative, the person who choosesStarfleet Special Operations must be prepared and committed to the intense training and

strict requirements of that status. The requirements for a Grade 1 are the basics for any training. The

difference between Military and Intelligence Commands will be defined as training continues.

Grade 1 are entry level operatives who will have to complete the prescribed trainingprogram before becoming a Grade 2 Operative and choosing between Military orIntelligence Commands.

Grade 2 to Grade 7 is specialist assigned to either the Military or IntelligenceCommand; with Grade 2 being the entry level basic specialist all the way up to the Grade 7Directors of their respective Commands.

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Grade 8 and higher the Operative must be cross-trained in both Intelligence andMilitary Commands. They must also have completed all training requirements to be listed asa Grade 7 Director for the Military and Intelligence Commands.

Grade 1 TraineeMilitary Command Intelligence Command

Grade 2 Special Operations Specialist Grade 2 Intelligence specialist

Grade 3 Special Operations Operative Grade 3 Intelligence OperativeGrade 4 Senior Special ops Operative Grade 4 Field Operative

Grade 5 Special Operations Group Leader Grade 5 Senior Field Operative

Grade 6 Special Operation Commander Grade 6 Intelligence Department HeadGrade 7 Special Operations Director Grade 7 Intelligence Director

Grade 8 Divisional Officer

Grade 9 Division Head

Explanation of Grades

Notes

The requirements shown here are for both Military and intelligence Commands. Operatives in

either Command require a basic knowledge of some subjects before continuing Command type training. All grades are progressive and you must advance through the grade levels. This does not preclude the

operative from taking courses other than those prescribed further on in this document.

Each Grade may have multiple levels of training and the course requirements for specificacademies have been included into these levels.

At this point we in the Training department would like to acknowledge the work of members of

SFMCA for the courses chosen as courses of study for the levels in SFSO. Though not attached to SFMCthe SFSO sees the value of the material presented in these courses.

Grade 1 Trainee: These are SFSO operatives on vessels throughout Starfleet who have chosen SFSO asan Advancement track.

Grade 2 Special Operations Specialist / Intelligence Specialist: These specialists are those who

perform basic level missions requiring basic and intermediate training. These operatives are training togain a specialty.

Grade 3 Special Operations Operative/Intelligence Operative: These operatives are qualified and havethe necessary experience to perform advanced level missions and usually are members of a field

detachment or Intelligence staff.

Grade 4 Senior SO Operative/Field Operative: These operatives have the experience and skills to be

able to perform individual operations or lead small groups of operatives

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Grade 5 Special Operations Group Leader/Senior Field Operative: These operatives are usually theleaders of SFSO units and Departments in the Intelligence Command. They are the independent leaders

of SFSO.

Grade 6 Special Operations Commander / Intelligence Department Head: These commanders have

the skills and experience to serve SFSO headquarters at either Strategic operations or Support Services or

command a regional intelligence operation Strategic or Support.

Grade 7 Special Operations Director / Intelligence Director: The director is qualified to function as a

Fleet intelligence operative.

Grade 8 and 9: These are Fleet SFSO officers who have proven themselves qualified in their special

command and have demonstrated continued training and wiliness to seek out ways to improve and

support SFSO.

Commands

In SFSO Specialties are divided into 2 Commands

1) Military Command: is further divided into SEAL and Ranger and Recon

2) Intelligence Command

Definition of Commands: Special operations missions, due to its very nature, are varied. For this reason

the 2 commands have been established to cover these wide ranging needs.

Military Command (MC) is in charge of all military specific missions where their training in intelligence

gathering and Espionage activities including the need of Snipers, Counter insurgency Covert fieldintelligence and military field operations in conjunctions with other military organizations. Here is the place for SEALS, Green Berets, Rangers and Marine Recon.

Intelligence Command (IC) is in charge of all other non military intelligence gathering, research anddevelopment and technology of the SFSO. Here is the place for the aspiring James Bond or an operative

in section 31.

Specialists:

In each of these commands, there are different types of Specialties. Specialists are experts in their

occupation or branch of study or research. They allow SFSO to possess a higher standard of expertise on

almost any matter and bring it into play. Grade 1 operatives must demonstrate they are truly interested inthe carrier path and the default specialty is Operative.

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Grade 1 – Trainee

All Commands (both Military & Intelligence Command) start at this level and must becertified as Grade 1 Trainee before designation as Starfleet Special Operations.

DateCompleted:

Course RequiredAcademy(SFA/SFM

CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer

ADUOfficer-In-Charge

OTSOfficer Training School

SFA

IOMS: COS 101TOS Rank Recognition

SFA

IOMS: COS 102

Basic Security Officer SFA

PD 10Marine Basic Training

SFMCA

Grade 2 Operatives have chosen the path either Military or Intelligence and have begun the studies intomaking them the basic level persons all crews rely on. Once the operative has chosen the command they

may become specialists in one of the many sections. SFSO personnel are generally considered Security

and are assigned to security duties. Cross training in other than security is recommended. Because of the

wide range of missions the SFSO may be called upon to conduct cross training in engineering,Operations, medical and sciences is welcomed and encouraged.

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MILITARY COMMAND

At this point the operative has chosen the Military Command.

Grade 2 – Special Operations SpecialistGrade 2 specialists are those who perform basic level missions requiring basic andintermediate training. These operatives are training to gain a specialty.

Level 1

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


OCC

Officer Command CollegeSFA

SO 10Special Operations Basics

SFMCA

SO 11Special OperationsHistory & Traditions

SFMCA

PD 20Primary Leadership

Development SFMCA

Level 2

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOSO: CSOR: COMM 101Introduction

SFA

IOSO: CSOR: COMM 102Signals Part I

SFA

IOSO: CSOR: COMM 103Signals Part II

SFA

IOSO: CSOR: COMM 104Electronic

CommunicationsSFA

IOSO: CSOR: COMM 105Field Communications

Equipment SFA

IOSO: CSOR: COMM 106Field Radios Part I

SFA

IOSO: CSOR: COMM 107Field Radios Part II

SFA

IOSO: CSOR: COMM 108The Signal Channel

SFA

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Ground & Airborne RadioSystem (SINCGARS) Part I


Ground & Airborne RadioSystem (SINCGARS) Part

II

SFA


Ground & Airborne RadioSystem (SINCGARS) Part

III

SFA

IOSO: CSOR: EQPT 101Combat Gear

SFA

IOSO: CSOR: EQPT 102Rations

SFA

IOSO: CSOR: EQPT 103Body Armor

SFA

IOSO: CSOR: EQPT 104Unmanned Aerial Assault

Vehicles (UAV’s)SFA

IOSO: CSOR: EQPT 105Special Operations

Aircraft SFA

IOSO: CSOR: EQPT 106Optics and Sensors

SFA

IOSO: CSOR: EQPT 107Ground Transportation

SFA

IOSO: CSOR: EQPT 108SEAL Delivery Vehicles

(SDV’s)SFA

IOSO: CSOR: WPN 101

Small Arms IdentificationPart I SFA

IOSO: CSOR: WPN 102Small Arms Identification

Part IISFA

IOSO: CSOR: WPN 103Small Arms Identification

Part IIISFA

IOSO: CSOR: WPN 104 Ammunition

SFA

IOSO: CSOR: WPN 105Hand Grenades

SFA

IOSO: CSOR: WPN 106

Shoulder-Fired Rockets

SFA

IOSO: CSOR: WPN 107Improvised Explosive

DevicesSFA

IOSO: CSOR: WPN 108Bayonet

SFA

IOSO: CSOR: WPN 109Non Lethal Weapons

SFA

IOSO: CSOR: WPN 110SWeapon Safety Part I

SFA

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IOSO: CSOR: WPN 111SWeapon Safety Part II

SFA

IOSO: CSOR: WPN 112SWeapon Safety Part III

SFA

IOSO: CSOR: WPN 113SWeapon Safety Part IV

SFA

IOSO: CSOR: WPN 114SWeapon Safety Part V SFA

IOSO: CSOR: WPN 201Federation and Allied

WorldsSFA

IOSO: CSOR: WPN 202Federation Enemies and

FriendsSFA

IOSO: CSOT: CAMO 101Detection

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: CAMO 102 Avoiding Detection

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: CAMO 103

Camouflage &Concealment SFA

IOSO: CSOT: CAMO 104Defensive Operations

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: CAMO 105High Value Targets

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: CAMO 106Special Environments

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: CAMO 107Requirements &

ProceduresSFA

IOSO: CSOT: CAMO 108Individual Camouflage

Part I

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: CAMO 109Individual Camouflage

Part IISFA

IOSO: CSOT: CAMO 110Obscurants Part I

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: CAMO 111Obscurants Part II

SFA

Level 3

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOMS: CSS: TSS 101Basic Training

SFA

IOMS: CSS: TSS 102 Advanced Training

SFA

IOMS: CSS: TSS 103 Attitude for Survival

SFA

IOMS: CSS: TSS 104 SFA

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Ropes & KnotsIOMS: CSS: TSS 105Survival Signaling

SFA

IOMS: CSS: TSS 106Poisonous Plants

SFA

IOMS: CSS: TSS 107Useable Plants

SFA

IOMS: CSS: TSS 108Poisonous Snakes &

LizardsSFA

IOMS: CSS: TSS 109Water Crossing

SFA

IOMS: CSS: TSS 110Sanitation

SFA

IOMS: CSS: ESS 101Survival in Northern

Climates in the Summer SFA

IOMS: CSS: ESS 102Survival in the Jungle

SFA

IOMS: CSS: ESS 103Survival in the Desert SFA

IOMS: CSS: ESS 104Survival in the Mountains

SFA

IOMS: CSS: ESS 105Survival at Sea

SFA

IOMS: CSS: ESS 106Survival in Northern

Climates in the Winter SFA

IOMS: CSS: ESS 107Caves

SFA

IOMS: CSS: ESS 108 Australia

SFA

Level 4

NOTE: Level 4 only requires the completion of one series from Starfleet Academy's Institute of AlienStudies. The Amount of spaces below is merely for ease of the student. The number of actually courses for the particular school can range from as little as 6 courses to as many as 20 courses.Choose your path wisely

DateCompleted:

SFMCA Xenostudies or SFA Institute of Alien Studies(Complete any One College)

Course Required

Academy

(SFA/SFMCA)

Date

Completed

Chapter

CommandingOfficer


1 Series of IOAS CollegeStudies

SFA

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Grade 3 – Special Operations OperativeGrade 3 operatives are those who are qualified and have the necessary experience toperform advanced level missions and are usually members of a field detachment and/orIntelligence Staff.

Level 1

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOSO: CSOT: SEAR 101Check List

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: SEAR 102Evasion

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: SEAR 103Navigation & Movement

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: SEAR 104Communications &

RetrievalSFA

IOSO: CSOT: SEAR 105Resistance Code of

Conduct SFA

IOSO: CSOT: SEAR 106Resistance to Captivity

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: DEFT 101Close Range Techniques

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: DEFT 102

Medium RangeTechniques

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: DEFT 103Natural Weapons

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: DEFT 104Defensive Techniques

against WeaponsSFA

IOSO: CSOT: DEFT 105Knife, Rope, & Stick

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: DEFT 106Defensive Techniques

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: DEFT 107Martial Arts Overview

Part I(Far Eastern)

SFA


Part II (Worldwide)SFA


Part III (European & North American)

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: TRA 101 SFA

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Natural Terrain Part IIOSO: CSOT: TRA 102Man-Made Features

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: TRA 103Natural Terrain Part II

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: TRA 104TransportationIdentification

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: TRA 105Landing Zones

SFA

IOIE: CIO: SOE 101Espionage

SFA

IOIE: CIO: SOE 102Counter Espionage

SFA

IOIE: CIO: SOE 103Escape & Evasion

SFA

IOIE: CIO: SOE 104Industrial Espionage

SFA

IOIE: CIO: SOE 105

Espionage Methods

SFA

IOIE: CIO: SOE 106Espionage Terms

SFA

IOIE: CIO: SOE 107Spies and Spycraft

SFA

SO 13Parachute Familiarization

SFMCA

SO 20Special Operations

Advanced SFMCA

Level 2

Date

Completed:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOSO: CSOT: DMS 100Overview

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: DMS 101DDiving Training Part I

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: DMS 102DDiving Training Part II

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: DMS 103DDiving Training Part III

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: DMS 104PParachute Training Part I

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: DMS 105PParachute Training Part II

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: DMS 106PParachute Equipment

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: DMS 107SSubsurface Methods

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: DMS 108A Amphibious Methods

SFA

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History IOSO: CSOT: DMS 109A Amphibious Methods

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: DMS 110HHeloborne Assault Part I

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: DMS 111HHeloborne Assault Part II

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: DMS 112RRiverine Methods Part I

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: DMS 113RRiverine Methods Part II

SFA

IOIE: CIO: SOE 108Sabotage and Counter

SabotageSFA

IOIE: CIO: SOE 109Sabotage Manual Part I

SFA

IOIE: CIO: SOE 110Sabotage Manual Part II

SFA

IOIE: CIO: SOE 111

Spies and Everwhere

SFA

IOIE: CIO: SOE 112 Assassination

SFA

IOIE: CIO: SOE 113 Assassination and the CIA

SFA

MD 10Medical Basics

SFMCA

Level 3

DateCompleted:

NOTE: Completion of AE 10 and AE 20 or you can complete IN 10 and IN 20 for approval of this level.

You are not restricted of completing the other set also.


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


AE 10 Aerospace Basics

SFMCA

AE 20 Aerospace Advanced

SFMCA

IN 10Infantry Basics

SFMCA

IN 20Infantry Advanced

SFMCA

Level 4

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOMS: CSS: TSS 201 SFA

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Advanced Water Procurement

IOMS: CSS: TSS 202 Advanced Food

Procurement SFA

IOMS: CSS: TSS 203 Advanced Psychology of

SurvivalSFA

IOMS: CSS: TSS 204Survival Equipment

SFA

IOMS: CSS: TSS 205The Compass

SFA

IOMS: CSS: TSS 206Survival Blades

SFA

IOMS: CSS: TSS 208Deadly Mushrooms

SFA

IOMS: CSS: TSS 210 Advanced Sanitation

SFA

IOMS: CSS: TSS 211

Nutritional Diseases &Deficiencies SFA

IOMS: CSS: TSS 212Hypothermia & Frostbite

SurvivalSFA

IOMS: CSS: ESS 204 Advanced Mountain

ConditionsSFA

IOMS: CSS: ESS 207 Advanced Caves

SFA

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Grade 4 – Senior Special Operations OperativeGrade 4 operatives are those who have the experience and skills to be able to performindividual operations or may lead small groups of operatives.

Level 1DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOMS: CSS: MSS 101Beginning Mapping

SFA

IOMS: CSS: MSS 102 Advanced Mapping

SFA

IOMS: CSS: MSS 103

Compasses & GPS

SFA

IOMS: CSS: MSS 104Map Usage

SFA

IOMS: CSS: MSS 105Land Navigation

SFA

IOMS: CSS: MSS 106Navigation at Sea Part I

SFA

IOMS: CSS: MSS 107Navigation at Sea Part II

SFA

IOMS: CSS: MSS 108Nautical Charts

SFA

IOMS: CSS: MSS 109Nautical Terms

SFA

IOMS: CSS: MSS 110Celestial Navigation

SFA

Level 2

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: COC: CRYPTO 101Codetalkers

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: RPL 101

Rappelling Equipment SFAIOSO: CSOT: RPL 102

Rappelling Part ISFA

IOSO: CSOT: RPL 103Rappelling Part II

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: RPL 104Infiltration/Exfiltration

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: RPL 105Fast Rope Techniques

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 101 SFA

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Operations and Technique

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 102Conflict Types

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 103Counter Insurgency

Operations Part ISFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 104Counter Insurgency Operations Part II

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 105Counter Insurgency Operations Part III

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 106Counter Insurgency Operations Part IV

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 107Psychological Operations

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 108 Ambush Operations

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 109Counter-Guerrilla

Operations inConventional Conflicts

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 110Night Operations

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 111Pathfinder Operations

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 112Strike Operations

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 113How to Attack & Clear

Buildings

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 114Peacekeeping Operations

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 115Urban Operations Part I

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 116Urban Operations Part II

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 117Urban Operations Part III

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 118Fundamentals of Low

Intensity Conflict SFA

IOSO: CSOT: SNIP 101

Selection

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: SNIP 102Care of Equipment

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: SNIP 103Marksmanship

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: SNIP 104Field Skills

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: SNIP 105Movement

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: SNIP 106 SFA

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Shooting SkillsIOSO: CSOT: SNIP 107Sniper Tactical Usage

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: SNIP 108Weapons 2250 and

Beyond SFA

IOSO: CSOT: SNIP 201SFA

Level 3

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOMS: CSS: PSS 106Star Trek EVA Suits

SFA

IOMS: CSS: PSS 107

Star Trek Emergency Equipment Primer

SFA

IOMS: CSS: PSS 108Star Trek Emergency

CertificationSFA

IOMS: CSS: PSS 109Star Trek Survival

Equipment SFA

Level 4

DateCompleted:

NOTE: Complete IN 21, and IN 22. You can complete either IN 23 or SO 21 or AE 25.


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IN 21Light Infantry Weapons

QualificationSFMCA

IN 22Powered Infantry

Weapons QualificationSFMCA

IN 23

Basic Infantry Sniper

SFMCA

SO 21 Advanced Tactics

SFMCA

AE 25 Aerospace Atmospheric

Pilot TrainingSFMCA

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Grade 5 – Special Operations Group LeaderGrade 5 operatives are those who are usually the leaders of Special Operations Units. Theyare the independent leaders.



CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


LD 10Basic Leadership

SFMCA

LD 20 Advanced Leadership

SFMCA

At this point the operative may choose one of three base assignments because of the nature of assignment.

Level 2 - SEALS

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOMS: CSS: PSS 101Preparing to Survive

SFA

IOMS: CSS: PSS 102Surviving NaturalDisasters

SFA

IOMS: CSS: PSS 103Surviving Technical

DisastersSFA

IOMS: CSS: PSS 104Fire Safety Studies

SFA

IOMS: CSS: PSS 105Surviving Worst Case

ScenariosSFA

IOSO: CSOU: SEALS 101Selection

SFA

IOSO: CSOU: SEALS 102Care of Equipment SFA

IOSO: CSOU: SEALS 103Marksmanship

SFA

IOSO: CSOU: SEALS 104Field Skills

SFA

IOSO: CSOU: SEALS 105Movements

SFA

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Level 2 - Ranger

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer



SFA

IOMS: CSS: PSS 102Surviving Natural

DisastersSFA

IOMS: CSS: PSS 103Surviving Technical

DisastersSFA


SFA


Scenarios

SFA

IOSO: CSOU: RANG 101History & Tradition

SFA

IOSO: CSOU: RANG 102Training

SFA

IOSO: CSOU: RANG 103The Misison

SFA

IOSO: CSOU: RANG 104Organization, Equipment,

& Deployment SFA

IOSO: CSOU: RANG 105Light Infantry Operations

SFA

Level 2 - ReconDateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer



SFA

IOMS: CSS: PSS 102Surviving Natural

DisastersSFA

IOMS: CSS: PSS 103Surviving TechnicalDisasters

SFA


SFA


ScenariosSFA

IOSO: CSOU: RECON 101History

SFA

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IOSO: CSOU: RECON 102Current Recon

SFA

IOSO: CSOU: RECON 103Weapons

SFA

Level 3 - SEALS

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


MO 10Maritime Basic

SFMCA

MO 14Basic History & Traditions

SFMCA

Level 3 - Ranger

Date

Completed:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOMS: CSS: PSS 110Emergency Sanitation

SFA

IOMS: CSS: PSS 111How to Die in the

WildernessSFA

IOMS: CSS: PSS 112 Animals in Disasters

SFA

IOMS: CSS: PSS 113Surviving a Sinking Car SFA

Level 3 - Recon

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOSO: CSOU: RECON 104Equipment

SFA

IOSO: CSOU: RECON 105

TrainingSFA

IOSO: CSOU: RECON 106LRSU Surveillance Part I

SFA

IOSO: CSOU: RECON 107LRSU Surveillance Part II

SFA

IOSO: CSOU: RECON 108LRSU Surveillance Part III

SFA

IOSO: CSOU: RECON 109Long Range Surveillance

ReconSFA

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Grade 6 – Special Operations CommanderGrade 6 operatives are those who have the skills and experience to serve ad SpecialOperations headquarters at either Strategic Operations or Support Services; or command aregional intelligence operation in either the Strategic or Support areas of operations

Level 1 – SEALS - Prerequisite: Grade 5 Level 3 SEALS

DateCompleted:

NOTE: Additional courses may be presented in the SEALS material


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


MO 20Maritime Advanced

Course

SFMCA

MO 22Signals and Codes

SFMCA

Level 1 – Ranger - Prerequisite: Grade 5 Level 3 Ranger

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOMS: CSS: PSS 120Rescue Mountains

SFA

IOMS: CSS: PSS 121Rescue Swift Water

SFA

IOMS: CSS: PSS 122Rescue Caves/Confined

SpacesSFA

IOMS: CSS: PSS 123Forest Fire Survival

SFA

Level 1 – Recon - Prerequisite: Grade 5 Level 3 Recon

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOMS: CSS: MSS 111 Aerial Navigation

SFA

IOMS: CSS: MSS 112Visual Flight Rules

SFA

IOMS: CSS: MSS 113Navigation Hazards

SFA

IOMS: CSS: MSS 114 SFA

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Instrument Flight RulesNavigation (IFRN)

IOMS: CSS: MSS 115Space Navigation: Fact or

FictionSFA

IOMS: CSS: TSS 301 Advanced Water

TechniquesSFA

IOMS: CSS: TSS 302 Advanced Fire Starting

SFA

IOMS: CSS: TSS 303Making a Stone Knife or

Arrowhead SFA

IOMS: CSS: TSS 304Can you Survive without

Food?SFA

IOMS: CSS: TSS 305 Advanced Signaling

MethodsSFA

IOMS: CSS: TSS 306Improvised Winter Gear SFA

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Grade 7 – Special Operations DirectorGrade 6 operatives are those who have the skills and experience to serve ad SpecialOperations headquarters at either Strategic Operations or Support Services; or command aregional intelligence operation in either the Strategic or Support areas of operations

Level 1 – SEALS - Prerequisite: Grade 6 SEALS

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOSO: CSOU: USF 102U.S. Air Force Special

OperationsSFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 126

Search & Rescue

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 127Ship Boarding Part I

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 128Ship Boarding Part II

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 129Ship Boarding Part III

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 131Hostage Rescue Part I

SFA

Level 1 – Ranger - Prerequisite: Grade 6 Ranger

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOSO: CSOU: USF 101U.S. Special Forces

SFA

IOSO: CSOU: USF 104The U.S. Joint SpecialMissions Unit (Delta

Force)

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 137 Animal Packing

Operations

Part I

SFA


OperationsPart II

SFA


OperationsPart III

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 140 SFA

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Animal PackingOperations

Part IV

Level 1 – Recon - Prerequisite: Grade 6 Recon

Date

Completed:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOSO: CSOU: USF 103U.S. Marine Corps Special

Operations Command (USMC)

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 119River Crossing Part I

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 120River Crossing Part II

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 121River Crossing Part III

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 122River Crossing Part IV

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 123Obstacle Operations Part

ISFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 124Obstacle Operations Part

IISFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 125Convoy Operations

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 131

Hostage Rescue Part ISFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 132Hostage Rescue Part II

SFA

IOSO: CSOT: OPS 141Psychological Ops &

Guerrilla Warfare Part ISFA


Guerrilla Warfare Part IISFA


Guerrilla Warfare Part IIISFA

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Grade 8 – Divisional OfficerGrade 8 officers are those who have the skills and experience to serve ad SpecialOperations headquarters at either Strategic Operations or Support Services; or command aregional intelligence operation in either the Strategic or Support areas of operations

Level 1 - Prerequisite: Completion of all grades and levels of SEALS, Recon, and Rangers

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOLS: FOS 101Introduction to Flag

Officer’s SchoolSFA

SO 30

Special OperationsIndependent Study Course

SFMCA

IOSO: CSOUCompletion of All is

Required SFA

IOSO: CSOU:SFA

IOSO: CSOU:SFA

IOSO: CSOU:SFA

IOSO: CSOU:SFA

IOSO: CSOU:SFA

IOSO: CSOU:SFA

IOSO: CSOU:SFA

IOSO: CSOU:SFA

IOSO: CSOU:SFA

IOSO: CSOU:SFA

IOSO: CSOU: SFA

IOSO: CSOU:SFA

IOSO: CSOU:SFA

IOSO: CSOU:SFA

IOSO: CSOU:SFA

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IOSO: CSOU:SFA

IOSO: CSOU:SFA

IOSO: CSOU:SFA

IOSO: CSOU:SFA

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Grade 9 – Divisional HeadGrade 9 Divisional Heads are those who have the skills and experience to serve as SpecialOperations heads for STARFLEET Special Operations.

Prerequisite: All of Military and Intelligence Command DateCompleted:

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INTELLIGENCE COMMAND

At this point the operative has chosen the Intelligence Command.

INTELLIGENCE COMMAND SPECIALTIES

1) Basic Specialties are as follows:a. Communications Specialist

b. Field Operations Agent

c. Historian

d. Scientiste. Xenologist

f. Legal Affairs Officer

2) Advanced Specialties are as follows:a. Counter-Intelligence Specialist

b. Interrogation Specialistc. Analysis and Information Specialistd. Anti-Insurgent Agent

e. General Education Officer

f. Medical Doctor

** = Advanced Specialties

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LEVELS: When applying for a specific level, the student must have completed all the prerequisites

and requirements of lower levels in the specialty.

COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST

Communications Specialists act as information distributors, customer and operate, maintain,

install and manage telecommunications facilities. Communications Specialists also provide projectmanagement and systems integration for LCARS and other data communication systems, supervise

installation of these systems, and provide maintenance and support to SFSO.

Specializations include data transmission and communications, encryption, Adv. LCARS,Federation, Starfleet and SFMC satellite systems and satellite communication capabilities.

Level 1

Date

Completed:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOMS: CSS: TSS 105Survival Signaling

SFA

STARFLEET Officers Radio School(Any four [4] 100 Level Courses)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOST: SORS: SORSSFA

IOST: SORS: SORSSFA

IOST: SORS: SORSSFA

IOST: SORS: SORSSFA

Level 2

DateCompleted:

IOIE: CIO: School of Intelligence Technology(Any two [2] Courses)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CIO: SITSFA

IOIE: CIO: SITSFA

STARFLEET Officers Radio School

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(Any three [3] 200 Level Courses)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOST: SORS: SORSSFA

IOST: SORS: SORSSFA

IOST: SORS: SORSSFA

Level 3

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOMS: CSS: TSS 305

Advanced SignalingSFA

IOIE: CIO: SIS 311WWW Terror

SFA

IOIE: CIO: School of Intelligence Technology(Any one [1] Course)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CIO: SITSFA

STARFLEET Officers Radio School(Any additional [1] 300 Level Courses)

Course Required

Academy

(SFA/SFMCA)

Date

Completed

Chapter

CommandingOfficer


IOST: SORS: SORSSFA

Level 4

DateCompleted:

NOTE: Completion of all courses in IOIE: CIO: School of Intelligence Technology is required for this level.


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CIO: SITSFA

IOIE: CIO: SITSFA

IOIE: CIO: SITSFA

IOIE: CIO: SIT SFA

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IOIE: CIO: SITSFA

IOIE: CIO: SITSFA

IOIE: CIO: SITSFA

IOIE: CIO: SITSFA

IOIE: CIO: SITSFA

**COUNTERINTELLIGENCE SPECIALIST

Counterintelligence Specialists are specialists in languages and cryptography. They work withother Intelligence departments to decipher, analyze, and create false messages in enemy languages and

encryptions. Counterintelligence places false information in enemy hands by a number of methods to

appear innocent or accidental “leaking” of supposedly classified UFP information.

Prerequisite: Completion of level 3 Communication Specialist

Level 1

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: COC: CRYPTO 100Basic Cryptography

SFA

IOIE: COC: CRYPTO 101Codetalkers

SFA

IOIE: CIO: SOE 102Counter Espionage

SFA

Level 2

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer

ADU

Officer-In-ChargeIOIE: COC: CRYPTO 200

IntermediateCryptography

SFA

IOIE: COC: CRYPTO 300 Advanced Cryptography

SFA

IOIE: CIO: SIG 30710 Commandments of

CounterintelligenceSFA

IOIE: CIO: SIG 308 SFA

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Indicators

Level 3

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: COC: CRYPTO 400 Advanced Cryptography II

SFA

IOIE: COC: CRYPTO 500 Advanced Cryptography

IIISFA

IOIE: CIO: SIH 105Fabricated Intelligence

SFA

FIELD OPERATIONS AGENT

Intelligence operatives are recruited from all branches of the Military and from civilian sources.Operatives may be recruited because of a special skill (such as being a sharpshooter or a hacker) or a

personality trait (such as uncanny attention to detail or ability to gain the trust of others) desired by IC.

These are SFSO’s spies, interrogators, assassins, analysts, and information officers.

Level 1

DateCompleted:

Course Required

Academy

(SFA/SFMCA)

Date

Completed

Chapter

CommandingOfficer

ADU

Officer-In-Charge

IOIE: CMI: MIH 101Military Intelligence

History SFA

IOIE: CMI: MIS 101Military Intelligence

Officers Part ISFA

IOIE: CIO: School of Espionage(Any three [3] Courses)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CIO: SOE SFA

IOIE: CIO: SOESFA

IOIE: CIO: SOESFA


Course Required Academy(SFA/SFM

DateComplete

ChapterCommanding


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CA) d OfficerIOIE: CIO: SIT

SFA

IOIE: CIO: SITSFA

Level 2

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CMI: MIH 102Military Surveillance

Aircraft SFA


Officers Part II

SFA



CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CIO: SOESFA

IOIE: CIO: SOESFA

IOIE: CIO: SOESFA

IOIE: CIO: School of Intelligence Technology

(Any two [2] Courses)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CIO: SITSFA

IOIE: CIO: SITSFA

Level 3

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CMI: MIH 103Military Surveillance

Aircraft SFA


SFA

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Officers Part III



CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CIO: SOESFA

IOIE: CIO: SOESFA

IOIE: CIO: SOESFA



CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CIO: SITSFA

IOIE: CIO: SIT SFA

Level 4

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CMI: MIH 104 Aviation in Intelligence

Gathering

SFA


Officers Part IV SFA

IOIE: CIO: SIH 101Spying in History



CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CIO: SOESFA

IOIE: CIO: SOE SFA

IOIE: CIO: SOESFA



CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CIO: SIT SFA

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IOIE: CIO: SITSFA

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** INTERROGATION SPECIALIST

Interrogators are skilled at extracting information from assets (contacts) whether it be in a formal

office setting or over drinks in a bar. They might obtain information by gaining the trust of their assets, by making a deal with the asset, or by environmental or psychological intimidation.

Prerequisite: Completion of level 4 Field Operations Agent

Level 1

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CIO: SIG 104Interrogation SFA

IOIE: CIO: SIG 204Interrogation 2

SFA

IOIE: CIO: School of Intelligence Gathering(Any additional three [3] Courses)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CIO: SIGSFA

IOIE: CIO: SIGSFA

IOIE: CIO: SIG SFA

Level 2

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CIO: SIG 304Planning Interrogations

SFA

IOIE: CIO: SIG 305The Ways of the

InterrogatorsSFA

IOIE: CIO: School of Intelligence Gathering(Any additional three [3] Courses)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CIO: SIGSFA

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IOIE: CIO: SIGSFA

IOIE: CIO: SIGSFA



CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CIO: SIG 404Interrogation: Detecting a

LieSFA

IOIE: CIO: School of Intelligence Gathering(Any additional four [4] Courses)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CIO: SIGSFA

IOIE: CIO: SIGSFA

IOIE: CIO: SIGSFA

IOIE: CIO: SIGSFA

Level 4

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CIO: SIG 405Interrogation: Detecting a

Lie 2SFA

IOIE: CIO: School of Intelligence Technology

(Any additional four [4] Courses NOT used in Field Operations Agent)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CIO: SIGSFA

IOIE: CIO: SIGSFA

IOIE: CIO: SIGSFA

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IOIE: CIO: SIGSFA

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**ANALYSIS AND INFORMATION SPECIALIST

Analysts gather the information, photos and data on each case, country, or enemy encampment

and analyze it for enemy movements and possible threats or hot spots. Conclusions are sent to the Senior Intelligence Officer in charge of that particular operation.


Level 1

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CIO: SOE 107Spies and Spycraft

SFA

IOAS: College of Xeno Studies(Any four [4] Courses)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOAS: COXA:SFA

IOAS: COXA:SFA

IOAS: COXA:SFA

IOAS: COXA:SFA

Level 2

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CIO: SIH 106Communications

IntelligenceSFA

IOIE: COC: CRYPTO 102History of Cryptography

SFA

IOAS: College of Xeno Studies(Any additional three [3] Courses)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


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IOAS: COXA:SFA

IOAS: COXA:SFA

IOAS: COXA:SFA

Level 3

DateCompleted:

IOIE: COC: Cryptography Training School(Any additional two [2] Courses)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: COC: CRYPTO

SFAIOIE: COC: CRYPTO

SFA

IOAS: College of Xeno Studies(Any additional three [3] Courses)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOAS: COXA:SFA

IOAS: COXA:SFA

IOAS: COXA:

SFA

Level 4

DateCompleted:

IOIE: CIO: School of Intelligence Gathering(Any five [5] Courses from SIG 205 thru SIG 214)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CIO: SIG SFA

IOIE: CIO: SIGSFA

IOIE: CIO: SIGSFA

IOIE: CIO: SIGSFA

IOIE: CIO: SIGSFA

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**ANTI-INSURGENT AGENT

Antiterrorist Agents are knowledgeable in cultures, customs and governments inside and outside

the UFP. They work with a number of other departments to insert undercover agents, to stir up dissentwithin a terrorist group, and to spot and prevent terrorist acts upon the UFP, sometimes with extreme

prejudice.


Level 1

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CIO: SIH 105Fabricated Intelligence

SFA

IOIE: CIO: School of Insurgent Studies(Any four [4] Courses)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CIO: SISSFA

IOIE: CIO: SISSFA

IOIE: CIO: SISSFA

IOIE: CIO: SISSFA

IOIE: CIO: SISSFA

Level 2

DateCompleted:

IOIE: CIO: School of Insurgent Studies(Any five [5] Courses)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CIO: SISSFA

IOIE: CIO: SISSFA

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IOIE: CIO: SISSFA

IOIE: CIO: SISSFA

IOIE: CIO: SISSFA

Level 3

DateCompleted:



CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CIO: SISSFA

IOIE: CIO: SIS SFA

IOIE: CIO: SISSFA

IOIE: CIO: SISSFA

IOIE: CIO: SISSFA

Level 4

DateCompleted:



CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOIE: CIO: SISSFA

IOIE: CIO: SISSFA

IOIE: CIO: SISSFA

IOIE: CIO: SIS SFA

IOIE: CIO: SISSFA

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HISTORIAN

SFSO IC Historians Responsibilities vary depending upon assignment, but may include providing

quick-reference service in support of current intelligence production, using a broad variety of classifiedand unclassified resources in both electronic and hard-copy formats; providing in-depth reference support

for finished intelligence products and other research projects, utilizing SFSO, Federation, Starfleet and

SFMC or academic resources; providing a variety of briefings to other offices on library services; participating in the planning and management of data collected and development for hard-copy and

electronic resources; while serving in selected other offices as a resource/research focal point.

Level 1

DateCompleted:

IOTA: College of History(Any four [4] Courses)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOTA: COH:SFA

IOTA: COH:SFA

IOTA: COH:SFA

IOTA: COH:SFA

IOSTS: CFS: History of the United Federation of Planets(Any one [1] Course)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOSTS: COFS: HUFPSFA

Level 2

DateCompleted:

IOTA: College of History(Any four [4] Courses)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOTA: COH:SFA

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IOTA: COH:SFA



CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer



Level 3

DateCompleted:

IOTA: College of History

(Any three [3] Courses)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOTA: COH:SFA

IOTA: COH:SFA

IOTA: COH:SFA



CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

OfficerADU

Officer-In-Charge


Level 4

DateCompleted:

IOTA: College of History

(Any three [3] Courses)


CA)

DateComplete

d

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Officer


IOTA: COH:SFA

IOTA: COH:SFA

IOTA: COH:SFA

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CA)

DateComplete

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SCIENTIST

SFSO IC Scientist’s technical knowledge and expertise can make a valuable contribution to the

Federation’s strength and security. SFSO IC Scientist will foster research and drive technology; lead theindustry with advanced work and breakthrough innovation; and tackle challenges simply not encountered

in the private sector. A scientific, engineering or technical career at the SFSO is the opportunity to define

the cutting edge and lead the trends.

Level 1

DateCompleted:

IOST: Vulcan Science Academy(Completion of one [1] Specialist 1 and one [1] Specialist 2)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOST: VAS:SFA

IOST: VAS:SFA

IOLEE: CLE: School of Evidence Analysis(Completion of two [2] Courses)

IOLEE: CLE: SEA 101

The LabSFA

IOLEE: CLE: SEA 102Ballistics

SFA

Level 2

DateCompleted:

IOST: Vulcan Science Academy(Completion of second Specialist 1 and second Specialist 2)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer

ADU

Officer-In-Charge

IOST: VAS:SFA

IOST: VAS:SFA

IOLEE: CLE: School of Evidence Analysis(Completion of two [2] Courses)

IOLEE: CLE: SEA 105Toxicology

SFA

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IOLEE: CLE: SEA 106Mass Spectrometry

SFA

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Level 3

DateCompleted:

IOST: Vulcan Science Academy(Completion of one [1] Specialist 3)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOST: VAS:SFA

IOLEE: CLE: School of Evidence Analysis(Completion of four [4] Courses)

IOLEE: CLE: SEA 107Trace Evidence

SFA

IOLEE: CLE: SEA 108

DNA Evidence SFAIOLEE: CLE: SEA 109

Gas Spectrometry SFA

IOLEE: CLE: SEA 110Spectrophotometry

SFA

Level 4 – Associate Professor

DateCompleted:

IOST: Vulcan Science Academy

(Completion of second Specialist 3 and third Specialist 1 and a third Specialist 2)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOST: VAS:SFA

IOST: VAS:SFA

IOST: VAS:SFA

IOLEE: CLE: School of Evidence Analysis(Completion of four [4] Courses)

IOLEE: CLE: SEA 111

Auto Fingerprint Identification System

(AFIS)

SFA

IOLEE: CLE: SEA 112Scanning Electron

MicroscopeSFA

IOLEE: CLE: SEA 113Microscopes and

CentrafugesSFA

IOLEE: CLE: SEA 202 SFA

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Level 5 – Professor

DateCompleted:

IOST: Vulcan Science Academy(Completion of a third Specialist 3 and a fourth Specialist 1 and a fourth Specialist 2)


CA)

DateComplete

d

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Officer


IOST: VAS:SFA

IOST: VAS:SFA

IOST: VAS:SFA

IOLEE: CLE: School of Evidence Collection

(Completion of any five [5] Courses)IOLEE: CLE: SEC

SFA

IOLEE: CLE: SECSFA

IOLEE: CLE: SECSFA

IOLEE: CLE: SECSFA

IOLEE: CLE: SECSFA

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XENOLOGIST

Xenologists are Specialists who are knowledgeable and skilled in the different species of the

Quadrants. Some Xenologists will also further specialize in a particular Species. Their knowledge comesin useful when SFSO needs to plan for mission in foreign planets and species. Field Xenologists may

accompany reconnaissance teams into the field.

Level 1

DateCompleted:

Institute of Alien Studies(Any five [5] courses)

Course Required Academy(SFA/SFMCA)

DateCompleted

ChapterCommandingOfficer


IOAS:SFA

IOAS:SFA

IOAS:SFA

IOAS:SFA

IOAS:SFA

Level 2

DateCompleted:

Institute of Alien Studies(Any additional five [5] courses with at least two [2] at the 200 level or above)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOAS:SFA

IOAS:SFA

IOAS:SFA

IOAS:SFA

IOAS:SFA

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Level 3

DateCompleted:

Institute of Alien Studies(Any additional five [5] courses with at least two [2] at the 300 level or above)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOAS:SFA

IOAS:SFA

IOAS:SFA

IOAS:

SFAIOAS:

SFA

Level 4 – Species Specialist

DateCompleted:

Institute of Alien Studies(Completion of all the courses in one [1] Alien specific college)

Course Required

Academy

(SFA/SFMCA)

Date

Completed

Chapter

CommandingOfficer

ADU

Officer-In-Charge

IOAS:SFA

IOAS:SFA

IOAS:SFA

IOAS:SFA

IOAS:SFA

IOAS:SFA

IOAS:SFA

IOAS:SFA

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LEGAL AFFAIRS OFFICER

SFSO IC Legal Affairs Officer are professionals who provide case management, legal research,

casecite verification, blue book citations and general paralegal support to the Strategic and SupportServices operations. Legal Affairs Officer support legal issues relating to foreign intelligence,

counterintelligence activities, and both civil and criminal litigation

Level 1

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

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Officer


IOTA: COL 101UFP Law SFA

IOTA: COL 102The Prime Directive

SFA

IOTA: COL 103 Xenojurisprudence

SFA

IOSTS: COFS: History of Federation Law(Two [2] Courses)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOSTS: COFS: HOFLSFA


Level 2

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOTA: COL 201Law Made Simple –

Parliamentary Procedure

SFA

IOTA: COL 202STARFLEET Procedures

SFA

IOTA: COL 203In Search of Human

RightsSFA


Course Required Academy(SFA/SFM

DateComplete

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Level 3

DateCompleted:

IOTA: COL: School of Justice(Take All seventeen [17] courses )


CA)

DateComplete

d

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Officer


IOTA: COL: SOJ 101Rights of the Individual

SFA

IOTA: COL: SOJ 102Search and Seizure

SFA

IOTA: COL: SOJ 103Differences in Criminal

and Civil LawSFA

IOTA: COL: SOJ 104Felonies, Misdemeanors,

and ViolationsSFA

IOTA: COL: SOJ 105-1Definition of Charges

SFA


Exam 2SFA


Exam 3SFA


Exam 4

SFA


Exam 5SFA


Exam 6SFA


Exam 7SFA


Exam 8SFA


Exam 9SFA

IOTA: COL: SOJ 106Comparison of DUI/DWI in

the U.S.SFA

IOTA: COL: SOJ 107International DUI/DWI

Laws Part ISFA

IOTA: COL: SOJ 108 SFA

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IOTA: COL: SOJ 109International DUI/DWI

Laws Part IIISFA



CA)

DateComplete

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**MEDICAL DOCTOR

SFSO Medical Doctors are not just the average Starfleet Medical Doctors, but are post-graduate

level medical specialist. They provide medical care and advice to SFSO employees, dependents andassets. However, SFSO IC Medical Doctors don’t just stop there; they are active in other medical research

and do so with the SFSO IC Scientist.

Level 1 - Doctor

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOMS: CSO: CSO 102Medical Operations SFA


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOST: SACOM: COM 101Basic Doctorate

SFA

IOST: STARFLEET Academy College of Medicine(Any two [2] Specialties Courses)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOST: SACOM: COMSFA

IOST: SACOM: COMSFA

Level 2 – Specialist Doctor

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOST: SACOM: COM 133CPR Field Medic

SFA

IOST: STARFLEET Academy College of Medicine(Another five [5] Specialties Courses)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


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IOST: SACOM: COMSFA

IOST: SACOM: COMSFA

Level 3 – Resident Doctor

DateCompleted:

IOST: STARFLEET Academy College of Medicine(Complete another twelve [12] SACOM Courses)


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOST: SACOM: COMSFA

IOST: SACOM: COMSFA

IOST: SACOM: COMSFA

IOST: SACOM: COMSFA

IOST: SACOM: COMSFA

IOST: SACOM: COMSFA

IOST: SACOM: COMSFA

IOST: SACOM: COM SFA

IOST: SACOM: COMSFA

IOST: SACOM: COMSFA

IOST: SACOM: COMSFA

IOST: SACOM: COMSFA

Level 4 – Consultant

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


MD 10Basic Medical

SFMCA

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SFMCA

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Level 5 – Director

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

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MD 30Medical Independent

Study SFMCA

Counselors

SFSO Counselors are not just the average Starfleet Counselors, but are post-graduate level medical

specialist. They provide counseling and advice to SFSO employees, dependents and assets.

For Counselors – during Level 2 Specialist Doctor and during Level 3 – Resident Doctor, thefollowing can be substituted but only with the completion of Level 1 – Doctor. After Level 3 – Resident

Doctor, you need revert back to Level – 4 Consultant under Doctor.

Level 2 – Specialist Doctor

DateCompleted:


CA)

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer


IOST: SACOM: COM 111Conselor Certification

SFA

IOST: College of Abnormal Psychology and/or College of Psychological Perspectives(Completion five [5] Courses)


CA)

DateComplete

d

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Officer


IOST:SFA

IOST:SFA

IOST:SFA

IOST: SFA

IOST:SFA

Level 3 – Resident Doctor

DateCompleted:

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CA)

DateComplete

d

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Officer


IOST:SFA

IOST:SFA

IOST:SFA

IOST:SFA

IOST:SFA

IOST:SFA

IOST:SFA

IOST: SFA

IOST:SFA

IOST:SFA

IOST:SFA

IOST:SFA

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**GENERAL EDUCATION OFFICER

Education Officers are officers who specialize in pedagogy. Their main task is to promote and

maintain a high standard of teaching for our SFSO operatives. Usually having done an extensive varietyof courses, they assist the Training Center Director in the planning and direction of the SFSO Training

Plan.

Level 1

DateCompleted:

Level 3 Specialty from either command

Level 3 SpecialtyCommand

Intelligence/Mi

litary

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer

ADU

Officer-In-Charge

Level 2

DateCompleted:

Any 3 courses NOT mentioned or included in any SFSO specialty(Can be from SFA or SFMCA)

Course Required

Academy

(SFA/SFMCA)

Date

Completed

Chapter

CommandingOfficer

ADU

Officer-In-Charge

Level 3 – Training Officer

DateCompleted:

Completion of 80 Courses, including a minimum of 15 SFMCA courses

Number of CoursesVerification

by:

DateComplete

d

ChapterCommanding

Officer

ADUOfficer-In-ChargeTotal SFMCA

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Intelligence Command Grades

Grade 2 – Intelligence Specialist

DateCompleted:

Completion of 1 Basic Specialty minimum of Level 2

Grade 3 – Intelligence Operative

DateCompleted:

Completion of 1 Basic Specialty all levels with the Progressing of another Basicspecialty with a minimum of level 2Or Completion of 1 Basic Specialty all levels and 1 Advanced Specialty minimumof 2 levels

Grade 4 – Field Operative

DateCompleted:

Completion of 2 Basic Specialty all levels with the Progressing of another Basicspecialty with a minimum of level 2Or Completion of 1 Basic Specialty all levels, 1 progressing of another Basicspecialty with a minimum of level 2 and 1 Advanced Specialty minimum of 2levels

Grade 5 – Senior Field Operative

DateCompleted:

Completion of 3 Basic Specialty all levels with the Progressing of another Basicspecialty with a minimum of level 2Or Completion of 2 Basic Specialty all levels, 1 progressing of another Basicspecialty with a minimum of level 2 and 1 Advanced Specialty minimum of 2levels

Grade 6 – Intelligence Department Head

Date

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Completed:

Completion of 4 Basic Specialty all levels with the Progressing of another Basicspecialty with a minimum of level 2Or Completion of 3 Basic Specialty all levels, 1 progressing of another Basicspecialty with a minimum of level 2 and 1 Advanced Specialty minimum of 2

levelsOr Completion of 3 Basic Specialty all levels, and 2 Advanced Specialty with 1complete and 1 with a minimum of 2 levels

Grade 7 – Intelligence Director

DateCompleted:

Completion of 5 Basic Specialty all levels with the Progressing of another Basicspecialty with a minimum of level 2Or Completion of 4 Basic Specialty all levels, 1 progressing of another Basic

specialty with a minimum of level 2 and 1 Advanced Specialty minimum of 2levelsOr Completion of 3 Basic Specialty all levels, and 2 Advanced Specialties with theProgressing of another Basic or Advanced Specialty with a minimum of level 2

Grade 8 – Divisional Officer

DateCompleted:

Completion of 3 Basic Specialties all levels and 3 Advanced Specialties all levels

Grade 9 – Divisional HeadGrade 9 Divisional Heads are those who have the skills and experience to serve as SpecialOperations heads for STARFLEET Special Operations.

Prerequisite: All of Military and Intelligence Command

DateCompleted:

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Appendix A - Abbreviations

Academy

SFA STARFLEET Academy

SFMCA STARFLEET Marine Corps AcademyInstitutes

IOAS Institute of Alien Studies

IOIE Institute of Intelligence & Espionage

IOLEE Institute of Law Enforcement and EvidenceIOMS Institute of Military Studies

IOSO Institute of Special Operations

IOST Institute of Science & Technology

IOSTS Institute of Star Trek StudiesColleges

CFS College of Federation Studies

CIO College of Intelligence OperationsCLE College of Evidence

CLEH College of Law Enforcement HistoryCMI College of Military Intelligence

COC College of Cryptography

COL College of LawCOS College of Security

CSO College of Starship Operations

CSOR College of Special Operations Resources

CSOT College of Special Operations TrainingCSOU College of Special Operations Unit

CSS College of Survival StudiesSACOM College of MedicineSORS STARFLEET Officer’s Radio School

VAS Vulcan Academy of Science

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