answers: charge of quarters
context: Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) academy is typically excused from attending a DA academy. As of 2014 the Department of the Army is no longer granting waivers to any patrol level officer, all interested candidates must now attend a 9-week academy at Fort Leonard Wood, MO. Department of the Army Civilian Police officers must attend a (resident) police academy approved by the Office of the Provost Marshal General (OPMG). The U.S. Army sends their civilian officers to a police academy that is a minimum of nine weeks long. A waiver of training may no longer be given by the </s> discipline than a practical necessity, although if the weather gets cold enough, some groups conducting overnight outdoor training will still use a kerosene "pot bellied" stove which must be watched to prevent accidental fires. Charge of quarters, commonly called CQ, functions in a somewhat similar manner. CQ shifts rotate throughout the entire company, with just two recruits from the company staying awake per shift. The actual charge of quarters is the drill sergeant and the pair of recruits staying awake are the "runners", meaning that they perform tasks for the CQ. They perform some of the same duties as the </s> Office of the Provost Marshal General for approval. New FIPD Officers, with no prior law enforcement experience, will attend Fort Leonardwood for training. They cover typical police academy topics such as firearms, defense tactics, baton training, OC aerosal spray exposure, Taser exposure, basic patrolling techniques, the Uniform Code of Military Justice, physical security concepts, and other law enforcement skills. Officers selected for a position on an installation's Special Reaction Team (SRT) must attend the same training as their military counterparts. Training is held at Fort Leonard Wood in Missouri also. For K-9 Officers, the training is held at Lackland AFB
question: what is a cq shift in the army