Applied Urban Sniper (Session B/ August 12/13)
Applied Urban Sniper™ challenges the historical applications of a SWAT Sniper by applying a pragmatic approach to the role of modern-day snipers in law enforcement operations. This class challenges participants to think outside the box and explore how to expand the utilization of snipers in SWAT operations. Applied Urban Sniper™ is an accelerated class focusing on hasty deployments, overt/covert operations, UC/CI overwatch, and vehicle hides/operations. The class will also examine duty round performance on vehicle glass from overwatch positions. Students will work drills in a solo capacity as well as in two-person teams.
Tactical Shield Instructor (Session B / August 12/13)
Instructors will be trained to deploy the shields in an operation with great mobility, flexibility and accuracy without risk of malfunctions to the weapon system. Operators will learn to adjust and deploy the shield in any environment and defeat threats without hesitation and with conviction. Operators will learn how to fix malfunctions with both hands and fight in an offensive mode with both weapon systems (RIFLE and SIDE ARM) incorporating Standing, Kneeling, Prone, Movement drills, Multiple Target drills, Vehicle Assault, Rescues, and Team Movement drills, Hand to Hand Shield Combat… take away techniques.
Armored Vehicle Operations (August 10,11 & 12)
This is an in depth course that will prepare the tactical team with the proper method in which the vehicles should be tactically deployed.
Tactical Carbine/Pistol (Session A / August 10/11)
Day 1 focuses on “Task v. Priorities” and “Spatial awareness” outside what is normally done on the flat range.
Day 2 they are going to “push forward” and take the normal range shooter and put them into the realities and complications of working in and around tactical teams. They will redefine the firearms rules and give tactical officers a new way to look at a flat range.
Tactical Carbine/Pistol (Session B / August 12/13)
Day 1 focuses on “Task v. Priorities” and “Spatial awareness” outside what is normally done on the flat range.
Day 2 they are going to “push forward” and take the normal range shooter and put them into the realities and complications of working in and around tactical teams. They will redefine the firearms rules and give tactical officers a new way to look at a flat range.
Night Vision Course (Session A / August 10/11)
This 16-hour course is designed to educate the night vision end user on how night vision works, is manufactured and utilized in the law enforcement field.
The first 4 hours of the course is a NVG 101 open to all law enforcement. The objectives are to educate the end user or agency that is looking to begin a program on how to evaluate specifications and capabilities of night vision for the agency. This is a four hour PowerPoint classroom atmosphere.
The following 12 hours is designed for end users that have night vision equipment. The topics will include functions, features and applications of night vision, multi-function aiming lasers, Identify friend foe (IFF) markers in a no light to low light environment. Included within that block is a four hour live-fire session on how to implement night vison capabilities with your forearms capabilities.
Night Vision Course (Session B / August 12/13)
This 16-hour course is designed to educate the night vision end user on how night vision works, is manufactured and utilized in the law enforcement field.
The first 4 hours of the course is a NVG 101 open to all law enforcement. The objectives are to educate the end user or agency that is looking to begin a program on how to evaluate specifications and capabilities of night vision for the agency. This is a four hour PowerPoint classroom atmosphere.
The following 12 hours is designed for end users that have night vision equipment. The topics will include functions, features and applications of night vision, multi-function aiming lasers, Identify friend foe (IFF) markers in a no light to low light environment. Included within that block is a four hour live-fire session on how to implement night vison capabilities with your forearms capabilities.
K9 Course (August 10, 11, 12, & 13)
This training seminar will use K-9 and SWAT tactics to acclimate dogs to critical incidents using exposure-based methods. The dogs will be exposed to: tight-quarters, chemical agents, distraction devices, forty millimeter multi-launcher, less lethal shotgun, drone exposure building searches, and vehicle extractions. The seminar will emphasize the importance of communication and socialization between team members.
TEMS (Session A / August 10/11)
Day 1- Classroom portion of Tactical Combat Casualty Care standards, Care Under Fire, Tactical Field Care Phase, Skills with tourniquets, wound packing, Chest Seals and Airways.
Day 2- Half day Blast injuries, Active Shooter Medical Concepts and Triage, Staging and ICS discussion pertaining to working with local emergency responders and half day of off-site movements with active shooter scenarios
TEMS (Session B / August 12/13
Day 1- Classroom portion of Tactical Combat Casualty Care standards, Care Under Fire, Tactical Field Care Phase, Skills with tourniquets, wound packing, Chest Seals and Airways.
Day 2- Half day Blast injuries, Active Shooter Medical Concepts and Triage, Staging and ICS discussion pertaining to working with local emergency responders and half day of off-site movements with active shooter scenarios