Law Enforcement & Military Training
The examples provided above represent our Program Modules.Our specialized training curricula are meticulously tailored to the unique needs and operational goals of each department and team we partner with.
The objective is to achieve specific, measurable training outcomes aligned with your departmental requirements.These curricula may be structured as a single, focused course or a progressive series of courses designed to advance students through increasing skill levels and complexity.
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Close Quarters Battle (CQB)
Students will master efficient, coordinated movement through critical transition points and danger areas (hallways, intersections, and stairwells), continuously honing their target discrimination and precision shooting under extreme pressure.
Through immersive, scenario-based drills, professionals develop the ability to make split-second decisions, execute flawless team movements, and maintain absolute operational effectiveness in volatile close-quarters engagements.
The elite training emphasizes the nuanced differences between Hostage Rescue and Warrant Service Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs).
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Team entry techniques.
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Surgical marksmanship.
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Room-to-room combat (including identifying and controlling Points of Domination (PODs)).
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Hostage Rescue
The primary objective is the immediate safety and extraction of innocent persons while minimizing operational risk. It integrates psychological and negotiation considerations to develop a comprehensive response for time-sensitive, life-or-death situations.
While built on core CQB principles, this training focuses intensely on the surgical application of force and precise mission execution, sharply differentiating it from Warrant Service TTPs.
Advanced reconnaissance.
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Dynamic and deliberate entry techniques.
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The critical ability to isolate, contain, and neutralize threats with zero margin for error.
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Tactical Medical (TACMED)
An intensive, skills-focused program for delivering decisive trauma care in high-threat tactical settings, based on TCCC/TECC principles.
Training focuses on achieving proficiency in the core phases: Care Under Fire (CUF), Tactical Field Care (TFC), and TACEVAC, with a critical focus on Mass Casualty (MASCAL) evacuation.
Participants drill critical life-saving interventions, including:
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90-second hemorrhage control (tourniquets/junctional control).
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Advanced airway management.
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Chest seal application.
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Rapid triage assessment.
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Tactical Patrol Vehicle Ops (TPVO)
The curriculum addresses two critical components: Reactive Shooting Positions and Disengagement Drills.
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Shooting Positions (Outside Vehicle): Participants practice live-fire applications from conventional and unconventional cover, including over the engine block, utilizing the roofline, and undercarriage cover.
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Weapons Handling (Inside Vehicle): Rigorous emphasis is placed on maintaining strict weapons handling discipline within the confined space to mitigate safety violations.
Culmination
The training culminates in realistic, high-pressure Bail-out and Bounding Drills in 2-man and 4-man team configurations, simulating complex threats (downrange and 90-degree flanks). Students master coordinated movement, immediate action procedures, and threat disengagement under fire.
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Low Light / Night-Vision
This specialized Low Light/Night Vision Training course is designed to enhance the operational effectiveness of law enforcement and emergency response teams during nighttime and low-visibility scenarios. The training aligns with the objectives of sustaining Special Response Teams (SRT) and addressing regional capability gaps by ensuring personnel are equipped to respond to no-notice events using cutting-edge tools and techniques.
This course addresses identified regional needs for training law enforcement personnel in image-intensification tools, which are essential for maintaining situational awareness and operational success during low-visibility emergencies. It is an essential component of sustaining SRT capabilities across jurisdictions.
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Advanced Carbine Marksmanship
The course combines classroom instruction, dry-fire drills, and live-fire exercises covering:
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Marksmanship Fundamentals: Mastering sight alignment, trigger control, and stance.
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Weapons Manipulation: Safe and efficient handling, including tactical and emergency reloads.
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Malfunction Clearing: Identifying and clearing weapon malfunctions.
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Dynamic Shooting: Techniques for rapid target transitions, moving while shooting, and using alternate supported/unsupported positions (prone, kneeling, standing).
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Tactical Drills: Dynamic entry and exit procedures.
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The course ensures participants gain confidence and proficiency, establishing a solid foundation for advanced tactics by balancing speed with accuracy under pressure.