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If anyone in the Death Korp was trained with SOB, then i would think it would've been a quartermaster?.

Commissar.

 Archie The Death Rider wrote:
If anyone in the Death Korp was trained with SOB, then i would think it would've been a quartermaster?.

Nope, regular guardsmen don't come from the Schola. Commissars and Stormtroopers do.

 BrotherHaraldus wrote:
Would they not have been trained separately in the Schola?

I mean, A Commissar does not exactly need PA training, if nothing else.

Possibly. Men and women are kept seperate in the Schola, only coming together for religious ceremonies. So only if it was a male Commissar.

No, the Schola doesn't deal with that side of things.

Sororitas aren't trained in bolters and power armour until they're selected by a Famulus.

All they'll have learned in terms of combat skills at the Schola are basic firearms and hand-to-hand combat. The specialised stuff comes later.

The schola progenium provides a very general kind of tuition that is as much about identifying a progena's talents and leanings as it is about education. The only thing that's absolute is the faith that's taught.