Some known off-school training locations are Jupiter's moon Europa and Arcturus. Those with specializations may also attend specialized schools related to their field forward observers may attend naval gunfire training and close air support courses pilots and mechanized soldiers learn how to drive, maintain, and shoot from several types of vehicles and powered armor communications specialists attend joint communications courses. Subsequent courses-N2 through N6-are often held off-planet and include instruction in zero-G combat, military free-fall (parachuting), jetboot/jetpack flight, combat diver qualification (combat diving), close-quarter combatives instructor courses (combat instruction), linguistics, frontline trauma care for human and alien biology (first responder/combat lifesaver training), and assault procedures. Those who return to the school focus on their combat class. Trainees who do well are awarded an internal designation of N1 and are invited to return. If this is their first time at the school, trainees participate in scenarios experienced by the elite units of most land-based armies a typical candidate may be in training more than 20 hours a day, leading small units into combat over hostile terrain with little sleep or food. The trainees undergo brutal courses, content varied depending on how many times they have trained at the school. The Interplanetary Combatives Academy, sometimes called 'N-School' or 'the villa,' recruits officers from every branch of Earth's militaries to partake in grueling courses at Vila Militar in Rio de Janeiro. N7 Training See also: ANN Blogs: Special Operations in the Systems Alliance See also: Codex: Systems Alliance: Special Operations “There won't be an Earth left to save.” - Spoilers for Mass Effect 3 follow.

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