High-Threat CQB:

Current methods do not allow operators to effectively deal with prepared defenders; they are based on paper range drills, and lower threat, non-dedicated resistors. Current methods also leave officers unprepared for worst case situations, do not give officers the ability to withdraw from and stabilize an extreme situation, and do little for the recovery of wounded officers.  

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This class will provide effective training to deal with almost any situation encountered by today’s officers and operators to include:

• Day to day, “citizen friendly,” patrol duties such as report, alarm, and disturbance calls, or deterrence and presence patrols.

• Extremely hazardous, high-threat situations such as active shooter, high-risk warrants, immediate entry, and even counter-terrorism   situations.

• Situations that may originate as routine or low-risk and become “Suddenly Worse Case.
  

The two-day class bridges the gap providing from “Street to SWAT” or “Soldier to Special Ops” skills enabling operators to better deal with high-threat situations.  It is especially suitable for rural officers who must deal with situations by themselves or with the assistance of a hastily assembled team of officers from multiple jurisdictions.  It is the first step into more advanced tactical CQB training, and at the same time provides the common tools for any operation.

Three to five day classes can be arranged for special teams.

Two Day CQB Methods
•    A principle based hybrid Israeli-American Method
•    Clearing as much a possible before entry with the speed required for the mission
•    Focus on small 2-4 operator cells/teams
•    Clearing a room with a tactical advantage
•    Methods of reducing friendly fire and increasing safety during CQB
•    “Bail out” and “Downed Officer” immediate actions
•    Commonality of technique: Doors, corners, windows, etc. treated the same
•    Basic movement through structures
•    Effective against worse case situations: prepared shooters, IED’s, solo operator
•    High variability of use: from dynamic, to deliberate, to stealth and hostage rescue, and street duty to tactical team applications
•    Simple skills that can be used for day to day and extreme situations
•    Use of airsoft and/or simunitions in force on force exercises

Four Day CQB Methods
•    Skill building
•    Live-fire verification of methods (day 3)
•    Full-mission profiles with trained role-players (day 4)

Two Day Immediate Response to Active Shooter/Terrorism
•    Similar to CQB methods with additional focus on the active shooter
•    Includes brief study of active shooter and acts of terrorism methods of operation
•    Hasty breaching and breach point selection
•    Bounding overwatch and flanking movement skills
•    Limited Entry and Threat Swarming Tactics
•    Engaging threats in a complex enviroment
•    Use of airsoft and/or simunitions in force on force exercises

Please contact Trevor Thrasher to enroll in this program. 402-498-8494 ext 303 or tthrasher@signal88security.com