Basic Medical Aid – BMA101

Course Description

This basic medical aid course will provide ample didactic and practical exercises to learn and retain the core medical competencies of providing basic medical care under fire. The core of this medical training is immediate medical treatment at the point of injury. Instruction on Splinting, Vitals, and Litter Evacuation will enable students to provide more than immediate care to sustain the injured party until help arrives.

Basic Weapons Training – BWT101

Course Description

Basic Weapons Training can be structured to focus on your specific needs, starting with simple familiarization, continuing through to complete weapons proficiency.

This class is oriented toward training your personnel to pick up a weapon and employ the weapon safely and effectively, to include maintaining and carrying a weapon properly.

Weapons training can be given on a specific weapon, e.g. M16 based weapons or multiple weapons and weapons systems (M16 based, AK47 based, Glock, Beretta, etc.). Training can include using accessories such as sighting systems and devices, and holsters. The course length will depend upon the training and proficiency level desired by your organization.

Basic Marksmanship – BMP101

Course Description

The Basic Marksmanship training will consist of instruction and actual weapons firing in the three (3) main firing positions at varying distances as the range allows.

We recommend this course be delivered as an eight (8) hour class to allow for four (4) hours of marksmanship proficiency and four (4) hours of Practical Experience (PE) on the firing range.

Course Description

All IED training will be oriented toward the area of operations where your personnel will be working. The goal of this course is to train your personnel to identify possible IEDs, know what procedures to take when they identify/suspect an IED, know IED hazards and kill zones.

Unexploded Ordinance (UXO) – UXO101

Course Description

All UXO training will be oriented toward the area of operations where your personnel will be working. The goal of this course is to train your personnel to identify possible UXOs, know what procedures to take when they identify/suspect a UXO, know UXO hazards and kill zones.

Standard Military Ordnance (SMO) – SMO101

Course Description

Standard Military Ordinance training will train your personnel how to identify standard U.S.  Military munitions, how they work, and developing a comfort level around the devices.

Hostage Survivability – HS101

Course Description

This block of instruction is designed to assist individuals and organizations in identifying and implementing steps which may be taken to prevent being taken as a hostage, and in the event of capture, to take measures to increase their chances for survival.

Terrorist Operations – TO101

Course Description

This block of instruction is designed to teach personnel how to identify terrorist modes of operation and common weapons used by terrorists. From time immemorial terrorist acts have included assassinations, executions, maimings, hostage takings, and other atrocities designed to force some objective. Modern terrorist acts are every bit as violent as those of the past, but they have become more sophisticated because of the advanced technology available to the terrorists.  Several groups have pioneered new techniques of assault and holding of captives, and when these techniques prove successful, other groups will imitate them, further enhancing the groups’ capabilities.  Knowledge and understanding of what goes into the planning and conduct of a terrorist operation are essential to preventing future attacks.

Customized Training Options

Additional customized training courses can be designed based on local of deployment, participant size, available training time, and training objectives. Contact us for any of the following additional courses:

I. Orientation to attending and participating in military briefings

a.      How to write/decipher a 5 paragraph Operation Order (Op Order)

II. Acronyms to become familiar with

III. Map reading/Navigation

a.      How to get coordinates from a military map

I. Plot GPS coordinates on a map

II. Military Operation Security (OPSEC)

III. Technology and Communications Security

IV. Radio Communications 101

V. Orientation to Military Vehicles

VI. React to Hostile Contact

a.      Mounted and dismounted