2006

INSTRUCTION SCHEDULE & COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

Goal 1: Officer Survival Train to Win!

Mission Statement

T-1 is dedicated to supporting Law Enforcement by providing training for one single overwhelming objective, Officer Survival. For that reason, we offer the most practical, intense and realistic training in the world. What you learn from T-1 could save your life — or the lives of others. T-1 has brought together a team of professional instructors and consultants who are nationally and internationally recognized subject matter experts and who possess solid professional and academic backgrounds. They are able to provide the most current, up-to-date and technologically advanced training and services available anywhere. Over the years, our Instructors have trained thousands of students who have not only participated in the training, but have also contributed to our constantly expanding and fluid training regime. When you attend a Team One training course you become part of our professional team; dedicated to officer survival and winning. I guarantee that Team One Network training will be a valuable learning experience that will improve your attitude, skill and knowledge. Train to Win!

John T. Meyer, Jr President Team One Network, LLC

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John is President of Team One Network, LLC a company established to test, evaluate, train and market various manufacturers' products to the Law Enforcement community as related to officer survival. An internationally respected authority on tactical training for Police and Special operations. John spent 15 years with Heckler & Koch, Inc., ultimately rising to the position of Vice President of Sales and International Training. John led a team of instructors that pioneered the integration of formalized training doctrine with practical field experience. His cutting edge, realistic tactical training courses have become an industry standard. John was a Lieutenant with the DOD Police, where he served as a special reaction team leader. He is Vice President of the International Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors (IALEFI) a member of the Policeone.com Advisory Board and a member of the American Society of Law Enforcement Trainers (ASLET) Firearms Committee.

Table of Contents

Instructors and Advisors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Course Descriptions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 FIREARMS Concealed Carry Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 Close Quarter Shooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 The Police 1911 Pistol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 Russian Firearms Familiarization . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 Sage Armorer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 Springfield Armory Armorer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 Benelli Armorer Course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 TACTICAL Tactical Team Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 High Risk Raid and Search Warrant Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 Hostage Rescue Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 Tactical Entry Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 Tactical Surveillance Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 OFFICER SURVIVAL Officer Survival: For the Patrol Officer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 Officer Survival: For the Mountain Bike Officer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 Officer Survival: For the Female Officer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 Officer Survival: For the Marine Enforcement Officer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 INSTRUCTOR Precision Rifle Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 Tactical 3 Gun Instructor Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 Tactical Submachine Gun Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 Tactical Rifle Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 Tactical Shotgun Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 Safe and Realistic Training Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 Tactical Pistol Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 Sage Less Lethal Ordnance System Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 Shoot House Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 Impact Weapon /OC Aerosol Spray Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 Tactical Ballistic Shield Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 Low Light/Laser Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 Verbal Judo 102: Professional Communication Skills Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 Basic Active Countermeasures Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 Basic RIPP® Restraint Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 Master RIPP® Restraint Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 Correctional Emergency Response Team (CERT®) Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 Principles of Subject Control (POSC®) Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 Tactical Weapons Control Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 Active Countermeasures Tactical Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 Cell Extraction and Control Systems Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18 Simulation Instructor Development: Defensive Tactics Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . .18 Simulation Instructor Development: Integrated Use of Force Instructor . . . . . . .18 Simulation Instructor Development: Combined Defensive Tactics and Integrated Use of Force Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19 EXECUTIVE PROTECTION Executive/Witness/Protection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19 Vehicle Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19 Firearms Operations for the EP Specialist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 SPECIALTY Response to the Active Shooter Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 Tactical Emergency Medicine Operator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 Tactical Commanders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21 Use-Of-Force Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21 Tactical Canine Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 S.K.I.D.D.S./Swat & K-9's Interacting During Deployment School . . . . . . . . . . . .22

Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Registration Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

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Instructors & Advisors 3

Alfred J. Baker

David Brancato

Alfred J. Baker is the President of Baker Batshields, Inc. and the inventor of the US Patented "Batshield", a ballistic shield for long gun deployment. He is a former Training Manager for the US Department of Justice, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives — Armor and Ballistic Shield Training Program Manager, Special Operations Training Branch. Al is the former Director of Training for Armor Holdings, Inc. International, specializing in ballistic shields. He has twenty five years experience in hostage-barricade situations and managing violent, emotionally disturbed persons. He founded tactical robotics and is an authority on ballistic protection applications from vests to rifle-threat barriers. Al commanded NYPD-ESU City-wide Operations, Specialized Training School. He co-founded the Emergency Psychological Technician's Certification Course at John Jay College of Criminal Justice. He is on the NY State Expert Training Committee, and the US Attorney General's Less Lethal Conference. Al is the author of Police Robots and numerous professional periodicals. Al has a B.S. degree in Behavioral Science from NY Institute of Technology - Summa Cum Laude.

Dave has served as a member of the Clifton New Jersey Police Department for the past 25 years. He has been assigned to the Tactical Response Team for the past 20 years. Dave is currently a team leader and lead firearms/tactics instructor. He has trained law enforcement personnel in weapons and tactical techniques throughout the country. Dave was one of the original adjunct instructors with Heckler & Koch's International Training Division from 1990 until 2002.

Michael P. Beckley Michael (ret.) served with the Nassau County Police Department on Long Island, New York from 1958 to 1998. While there, he served as deputy and commanding officer of the Firearms Training Unit. Mike developed a new and progressive tactical firearms program known as the “Decision Course”, which he taught to thousands of officers within his department and outside including IALEFI and NRA. In 1981 Mike also helped found the International Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors (IALEFI) and served as president of IALEFI from 1991 to 2000. He sits on the NRA Law Enforcement Assistance Committee and is a competitive pistol shooter.

Robert D. Bossey Bob retired in 1996 after 25 years of law enforcement service with his most current assignment as a Major and Assistant Director of New Hampshire State's Police Academy. During his tenure, he was instrumental in the development of the state's firearms certification and training courses, and was responsible for the certification and training processes for all state level instructors. He is a U.S. Army Vietnam veteran and has received specialized training in firearms and the use-of-force through numerous nationally recognized training institutions and has taught on a state, national, and international levels throughout his career. For the past fifteen years, he has served as the Executive Director of the International Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors (IALEFI).

Mike Boyle Mike has over 20 years experience as a firearms and use of force instructor. He currently serves as a Captain with the New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife, Bureau of Law Enforcement and is responsible for all aspects of basic and in-service training for his agency. In addition to his agency responsibilities, he is also a police academy assistant director, rangemaster, and instructor. Mike is on the Board of Directors of the International Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors (IALEFI) and has been the author of numerous articles on police equipment, tactics, and training. He has been an instructor of the Streamlight Academy since 2001.

John J. Burdock A former Marine Corps Scout Sniper and 17 year Law Enforcement veteren. John currently serves for the Indian River County Sheriffs Office, Vero Beach. Florida. John is a SWAT team leader and 16 year veteren of his depeartments SWAT team. John has been a contarct trainer for Armor Holdings Inc since 1996 and specializes in Ballistic Shield training. John has instructed cutting edge Ballistic Shield courses to all levels of Law Enforcement and Military personnel worldwide. John is also a certified instructor in firearms, defensive tactics and CQB. John holds a B.S. from Barry University in Public Administration - Cum Laude.

Forrest “Skip” W. Carroll III Skip is president of F.W. Carroll & Associates, an international mobile training company. He is currently responsible for designing and providing specialized driving, VIP protection, and security training programs for corporations, government, law enforcement, and military agencies operating in high-risk areas of the world. Skip has over 12 years of international experience providing personal protection services for foreign royalty and dignitaries, Fortune 500 executives, VIP's and their families. He has conducted mobile training programs on three continents, training people from twenty different countries. He holds the Master Pistol Instructor certification from HK.

Michael Centafanti 28 + years with Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. He spent 11 1/2 years assigned to the SWAT team, Special Enforcement Bureau (SEB), where he was part of the training cadre and unit armorer. Trained and trained with numerous Military and Law Enforcement personnel. He has been assigned to the Department'sTraining Unit for the past 8 years, of which the last 4 1/2 years has been as the Department armorer. He is a Sage Master Instructor.

Dave Coffey, JD Dave is a professor of Criminal Justice and is department head of Police Science at Thomas Nelson Community College in Virginia. He is an Instructor at the Allied Armed Force Staff College and Christopher Newport University. He has more than 20 years of experience in Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice, serving as both a Police Officer and as Deputy District Attorney in Los Angeles, CA. He has worked extensively as a consultant to State and Local Law Enforcement agencies on use of force training, civil liability, departmental policies and procedures, gangs, highrisk search warrants and tactical operations. Dave is also author of several books on these topics.

Bill “Cookie” Cooke Bill is an Army Infantry veteran and is retired from the Clifton, New Jersey Police Department after serving 30 years. Bill worked four years in the patrol division, 11 years in the Tactical Street Crime unit, three years in the Motorcycle Traffic Unit, and 12 years as a detective. The last 15 years of his service he worked on the Tactical Response Team where he participated in hostage rescue high-risk warrant services and barricade subject arrests. He has also been an adjunct instructor for Heckler & Koch since 1990..

Preston K. Covey

Benjamin “Ben” W. Fravel

Preston K. Covey - BA (Psychology) - Ph.D. (Philosophy) from Stanford University, is Director of the Center for the Advancement of Applied Ethics at Carnegie Mellon University, where he teaches courses in ethics, public policy, and conflict management as well as issues of criminal justice and violence in American society. He serves as a sworn Deputy detailed to the Firearms Training Staff of the Sheriffs Reserve of Allegheny County, PA. He is editor and co-principal author of IALEFI's Standards and Practices Reference Guide for Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors since 1991 and a member of ASLET (American Society of Law Enforcement Trainers) since 1990. Preston's training focuses on officer survival and his research focuses on Law and Ethics of the use of deadly force from the perspective of tactical realities rather than from a theoretic perspective.

Ben is a retired First Sergeant with the Prince William County, VA Police Department and a retired Sergeant Major (Reserve) with the Army Special Forces. He served 26 years as a sniper team leader. He has instructed for several different organizations on a number of law enforcement, security, and executive protections subjects. Sniper operations, SWAT operations, surveillance photography, security operations, and intelligence collection are some of the subjects he instructs. He is on the Advisory Board for the American Sniper Association.

Michael J. Downey II Mike is a USAF Security Forces member and currently assigned to the Pentagon in Washington D.C. He serves as the Personal Security Officer for a Senior Military Official. In his 16 years of experience he has performed protective service missions, law enforcement duties, flight line security, combat arms training and has served as an emergency services team member. He was the Chief of the Firearms and Tactics Unit for the Air Force Office of Special Investigations at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC). Mike is a certified instructor in pistol, shotgun, rifle, machine gun, submachine gun, foreign military weapons, defensive tactics, antiterrorism driving, use of force, baton, and chemical munitions. He has trained over 100,000 military and international students, federal, state, and local law enforcement officers throughout the world. He is a member of the International Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors (IALEFI) and is the Military Representative for the American Society for Law Enforcement Training (ASLET).

Michael Foreman Michael Foreman is a 29-year law enforcement veteran. He presently is assigned as the Support Services Division Chief and serves as the High Risk Incident Commander for the Orange County Sheriff's Office. Assignments have included, patrol, K-9, vice, narcotics, criminal investigations, drug interdiction, fugitive unit, training, and gang unit. He served eighteen years in SWAT, holding several positions including that of SWAT Commander. Foreman has lectured throughout the United States, Canada, Caribbean, Europe and South America. Foreman is a certified less-lethal instructor with Defense Technology/Federal Laboratories and Sage International. Additionally, Foreman serves as a Director for the National Tactical Officers Association. He holds a degree in criminal justice and is a graduate of Florida's Senior Leadership Program through Florida State University. He has been recognized as an expert witness on the use of special weapons and tactics in federal court.

Garry A. Forman Garry is the Director of Training of SSI Special Operations Group - International Training Division, a Division of Snowmobile Safety Institute. He has over 20 years of law enforcement and training experience with an extensive background as a Snowmobile and ATV Special Operations Team Commander, Senior Police Snowmobile and ATV Emergency Vehicle Operations Instructor. He has over 35 years experience in operating snowmobiles, ATV's, motorcycles and off-road vehicles. He has trained thousands of federal, state, and local law enforcement officers and emergency service providers. He is a Tactical Mobility Operations advisor and adjunct instructor with Heckler & Koch's International Training Division since 1995.

Lou Ann Hamblin Lou Ann has been in law enforcement since 1990 and currently works for the patrol division of the Van Buren Township Police Department, Michigan. She has experience in undercover narcotics and prostitution operations including a temporary assignment with a DEA Task Force. Lou Ann is a certified defensive tactics instructor in a variety of disciplines. She instructs locally and nationally in the areas of officer survival, firearms and tactics to include presentations at ASLET, IALEFI and IPMBA. Lou Ann has written articles published in the area of firearms training that have appeared in police publications including; Law and Order, The Firearms Instructor and Police Marksman. She is a consultant and presenter with Calibre Press and PoliceOne.Com. She holds a BA degree in Criminal Justice Administration and MA in Human Performance Technology and Instructional Design from the University of Michigan-Dearborn.

Edward S. Janke Ed is the Associate Dean of Public Safety with the Northeast Wisconsin Technical College. He has over 24 years of law enforcement service. Ed has held management positions and has 20 years of tactical experience, serving as an operator, team leader and commander. He retired from the Brown County Sheriff’s Department (WI) as the Chief Deputy. He holds an M.S. in Leadership and Organizational Design and is a graduate of the FBI National Academy. Ed has over 10 years of experience with protective services including international operations. He instructs weapons, physical and vehicle tactics. He also instructs several terrorism related topics.

Mike Johnson Mike has 29 years Law Enforcement experience. Mike has worked at several municipal departments in Palm Beach County before joining The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office. During his career Mike has worked as a Communication officer, Crime scene Investigator, Patrol Officer, Detective and Patrol Sergeant. Mike has also served on many specialized units including, Dive Rescue unit, Drug enforcement unit, Street Crime suppression unit and Special Response team. Mike while assigned to the Department's Special Response Team held positions as Entry Team Member, Scout Sniper, Team Leader and Team Commander. Since joining the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office he has served in the Patrol Division as a Deputy Sheriff and Field Training Officer. He is currently assigned to the Training Bureau as Instructor and Range Manager. Mike holds instructor certifications in all the High Liability areas.

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Instructors & Advisors

Steve Johnson

Jason Mann

Steve is a 30-year veteran of the North Carolina Department of Justice where he currently serves as the Senior Firearms Instructor for the North Carolina Justice Academy. He is responsible for the training and certification of all law enforcement firearm instructors; all concealed carry handgun instructors, and all armed security firearms instructors. He has attended most major firearms manufacturer armorer courses and coordinates training programs such as Sniper, Submachine Gun and teaches basic SWAT courses. Steve currently serves as the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the NC Law Enforcement Officers Association and is the President of the International Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors (IALEFI).

A former Marine Corps Scout-Sniper, Jason is a graduate of the USMC scout-sniper school and the USMC scout-sniper advanced course at Quantico. He currently is the lead weapons instructor and range master for the Santa Monica, CA Police Department. Prior to this assignment, Jason was a deputy sheriff for the County of Los Angeles for 10 years, where he received the Medal for Bravery. Jason has instructed thousands of law enforcement and military personnel worldwide.

Gary's name has become synonymous with the development of safe but realistic, intense, dynamic simulation training. His programs are an officer survival program in action. Gary is the developer of the Active Countermeasures System of Unarmed Blocking and Striking Techniques that is the cornerstone of High Level Control Tactics. He has developed programs for police, corrections, mental health, security, and military personnel. His team tactics training for SWAT, CERT, and Crowd Management Teams are among the best in the world. His instructor training programs stress adult learning, sub-skill development, guided discovery, decision-making simulation scenarios, and positive group debriefing techniques.

Ron McCarthy is an owner of R.M. McCarthy & Associates, a training and consulting resource for law enforcement. Ron served as a Los Angeles police officer for twenty four years. He was assigned to the Department's Tactical Unit, Metro Division for twenty years and retired from Special Weapons and Tactics as the senior supervisor and assistant commander in 1984. Ron was the Chief of Tactical Operations for the U.S. Department of Energy and the Director of the Deadly Force Training Grants for the U.S. Department of Justice and the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) and served as Manager of IACP's Center for Advanced Police Studies. Ron is qualified in federal and state courts as an expert witness in police tactics, field operations, SWAT, use of force, use of deadly force, training, critical incident management, and hostage incidents. He is also co-author of the book, The Management of Police Specialized Tactical Units, published by Charles C. Thomas, Ltd.

Marty LaBrusciano

Thomas McElroy

Marty is a veteran of 28 years of law enforcement special operations and management. LaBrusciano has served in a wide variety of special operations, specializing in bomb disposal, explosive breaching and Special Weapons and Tactics. Additionally, he has held a wide array of management assignments. LaBrusciano spent 25 years at the Seminole County Sheriff's Office (Florida) where he retired as a Deputy Director of Metropolitan Operations. After his retirement, Marty served as the Police Chief of Casselberry, Florida for three years. A Navy veteran, a graduate of the FBI National Academy and Law Enforcement Executive Institute, in addition to a undergraduate degree in psychology, LaBrusciano has, and continues to instruct a wide range of domestic and foreign law enforcement and military personnel.

Tom has 21 years of Law Enforcement experience. Tom started his career in 1984 with the Florida Marine Patrol, were he worked 2 years. In 1986 he joined the Palm Beach County Sheriffs Office. There he worked as a street patrol officer for 4 years. He has actively been working in the Sheriffs Marine Enforcement Unit for the past 15 years. He is a Dive Team leader for the underwater recovery unit, and a former Marine k-9 handler. He established the current waterborne firearms course and instructs both his marine deputies along with State and local officers.

Gary Klugiewicz

Norm Lattig Norm is a Sergeant with the Rockaway Borough Police Department in New Jersey and has 23 years of law enforcement experience, with 20 years as a firearm instructor. He is head of firearm instruction at the department and teaches firearms to basic recruits at the Police Academy. Norm is also a submachine gun and assault rifle instructor. He is involved in train-the-trainer course on terrorism with the joint terrorism task force in New Jersey.

Colonel Robert “Coach” Lindsey Colonel Robert Lindsey, "Coach" Coach recently retired from Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office in New Orleans, Louisiana where he was Director of Security for the Jefferson Parish President's Office, police survival instructor, range master, director of the training academy, and commander of the communications center. A graduate of Loyola University and the FBI Academy in sociology and psychology, he has qualified and testified as an expert witness and is a published author.

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Ron McCarthy

Gary J. Monreal Gary J. Monreal has over sixteen years of law enforcement experience in corrections, patrol, SWAT, and training. As a patrolman with the City of New Berlin, WI Police Department, his duties also include SWAT Team Leader, specializing in explosive entry. Gary is an instructor-trainer and currently teaches chemical munitions, defensive tactics, firearms, vehicle contacts, high-level simulations, submachine gun and SWAT.

Stu Nakamura Stu is an instructor with 27 years experience who retired after a 25 year career with the Berkeley, CA Police Department where he was the lead tactical instructor and director of the Firearms Training Unit. He was a member of the department's tactical unit for 22 years and was awarded the Medal of Valor for his participation in the 1990 rescue of 33 people held hostage. The FBI and the law enforcement standards and training commissions of California (POST) and Oregon (DPSST) has certified Stu as an instructor in a number of subject areas including firearms, special weapons team operations and hostage negotiations. He also holds instructor certifications from Glock, Heckler & Koch, Sig Arms, and Smith & Wesson. Stu has conducted training for both domestic and foreign law enforcement and military personnel and currently is a member of the training staff at the Public Safety Training Center in Portland, OR.

Captain Eckhard “Ecko” Niebergall

Don “Donnie” Pierson

Ecko has 28 years experience with the Hesse State Police (Germany) where he was responsible for the development and improvement of state firearms training programs, defensive tactics programs and the implementation of Interact DefenceTraining of which he is the co-developer. He has served 20 years with the Frankfurt Police Department, Special Command unit, with special Anti-Drug operations, execution of warrants and executive protection. For the past 18 years he has become a certified active firearms instructor both nationally and internationally, instructor for defensive tactics, CQB, and executive protection. He is President of the Police Trainers of Germany and a consultant of European Union law enforcement training programs.

Donnie has 20 years of law enforcement experience with the Fairfax County, Virginia Police Department. Currently serving as a member of the tactical section, he is responsible for team training with the MP5, G36 rifle, and breaching. He is also a firearms and driver training instructor with the Fairfax County Police Academy.

Mel Parry Mel is the Operations Director for Tower Training Associates, a part of Resolution Security of London and is specifically responsible for operations and training in the fields of CT, VIP Protection, Security Driving and Security Awareness Training. Prior to joining Tower Training, he was the Operations Director for Sigma Projects Limited and served in the British Army with the 22nd Special Air Service Regiment. On leaving the Army in 1989, he was employed in the Defense Industry as a consultant in overseas training tasks and equipment development for Doughty Armour-shield and Royal Ordnance. He served with the British Army for a total of 31 years. He works with Simunition of Canada and Aim Point of Sweden as a consultant trainer..

Andrew “Skip” J. Pavlischak Skip retired from the Spokane Police department after 27 years of service. A Marine Corps Vietnam veteran, Skip has 26 years experience as a SWAT team member, team leader, and commander in a full-time position. He is a certified firearms, distraction device, and chemical agent instructor. Skip is also a Master Sub Gun and Pistol Instructor. He assisted in the formation of the Washington State Tactical Officers Association and is a past president. Skip was also the lead instructor for basic and advanced SWAT training for the Washington State Training commission and worked as a Gang Unit Leader and in the Special Investigations Narcotics Unit. He recently attended a course at New Mexico Tech for certification for instructing in Incident Response to Terrorist Bombings through the U.S. Department of Justice.

Vincent Pestilli Vince is President and CEO of Pestilli and Associates. He has represented many firearms manufacturers including Benelli, Bushmaster, Franchi, Stoeger and HK. He has recently retired as a Master Sergeant from the Massachusetts National Guard with over 40 years of combined service in the U.S. Army and MA National Guard 26th Infantry Division. His military assignments have included; Unit Marksmanship Program Coordinator for the MA Army National Guard, Soviet Military Weapons Instructor, Foreign Military Weapons Instructor, Instructor for U.S. Army Anti-Terrorism School and NCOIC for Small Arms Training Unit, MA Army National Guard.

Jim Phillips Jim is currently a Patrol Division Commander at the Camden Police Department in New Jersey. He has been a street officer for 30 years. For 26 years he was on the Tactical Force, holding positions as operator, supervisor and commander of the SWAT team. He is widely published in the field of clandestine and exotic weaponry and an expert witness on police use-of-force. Jim is a certified instructor in firearms, defensive tactics, impact weapons and crowd control tactics.

Arie Ponsen Arie Ponsen is a police veteran for over 29 years. His duties have included patrol officer, highway patrol, riot control unit and Firearms and Special Tactics Training. Since 1989 he has been a full time Senior Firearms and Special Tactics Instructor for the Rotterdam Police Department in the Netherlands, where he is responsible for Research and Development. He developed the Motor Officer Safety Training and introduced OC-spray, soft body armor and a new duty holster to the Dutch police forces. He has also recently been assigned to the national training center's expert team to develop the new Firearms and Special Tactics Instructor Course for the Netherlands.

O. Frank Repass O. Frank Repass is a nationally recognized firearms expert and court certified expert. Frank served as the Orlando Police Department Range Master for 21 years. He was selected FOP 1999 Officer of the Year. Frank served for 21 years on the Orlando Police Department SWAT Team where he performed more than 500 operations. He was the first Chairman of the Competition Committee for the Annual SWAT Round Up. He retired from active duty after 25 years of distinguished service. He currently teaches local, state and federal law enforcement in the areas of firearms operations, tactical firearms and SWAT. He has been an IALEFI member since 1984 and has served on the board of directors since 1986. Frank is the 1st Vice President of IALEFI and is Chairman of the ATC Program. He serves as a Sports Director of the Florida Law Enforcement Games and coordinates the FLEG's practical handgun, practical shotgun and the three-gun match. He is Director of Training for the Streamlight Academy.

Randall Revling Randy Revling is the Coordinator of the Law Enforcement Academy and The Center for Instructor Development for the Northeast Wisconsin Technical College in Green Bay, WI. He is a retired Captain and a 28-year veteran of the Brown County Sheriff’s Department in Green Bay, WI where he served as Captain and Director of the Professional Standards and Training Division. Randy also served as Captain – Patrol Division Director, and as Lieutenant in Patrol, assigned as Shift Commander. Also, he was the Team Leader of the Emergency Response Unit (S.W.A.T.), Department Training Sergeant and Patrol Officer assigned to Patrol and Jail.

Joseph Riedy Joe has been a member of the Bethlehem, PA Police Department for 15 years. He has worked Patrol, Special Operations, and Vice, and is currently assigned as a Sergeant in the Community Services/Training Division. Joe provides firearms, less-lethal, chemical munitions, defensive tactics and tactical training for the department. Joe has been a member of the department's Emergency Response Team since 1991 and is a team leader and supervisor.

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Instructors & Advisors 7

Ray R. Ruby Jr.

Brad Smith

Ray has 21 years experience in law enforcement and is currently the training coordinator for the Palm Beach County, Florida, Sheriff’s Office fulltime SWAT Team. During his 21 years, Ray has worked assignments in patrol, SWAT, FTO, K-9, bike patrol and trainer in SWAT, K-9 and bike patrol. Ray is a tactical weapons instructor, national K-9 and police bicycle instructor. Ray instructs law enforcement, civilian and military in SWAT tactics, bicycle patrol, K-9 deployment and is an adjunct police academy officer survival instructor. Ray holds instructor certifications in all high liability areas.

Brad has been a police officer since 1981 and a K-9 handler for the West Covina Police Department, CA for the last 19 years. Brad is a Canine Chairperson for N.T.O.A. and Subject matter Expert on K-9 SWAT deployment for the California Association of Tactical Officers. He has instructed thousands of canine handlers and SWAT team members in the US, Canada and Brazil and is a contributing editor for Police K-9 magazine. He has published several articles for a wide variety of publications on K-9 SWAT Deployment, legal issues and training. He designed and implemented the first and only P.O.S.T. certified K-9 School in the State of California and Arizona called S.K.I.D.D.S. (SWAT & K9’s Interacting During Deployment School).

Lee Sands Lee has 18 years Law Enforcement experience. During his career Lee has worked in patrol operations, Detective Bureau and currently is assigned to the Training Bureau. Lee has served on several specialized units including the Canine unit and Special Response Team. While assigned to the Canine Unit Lee worked as a Patrol Canine handler and trainer. Lee has also worked on the Special Response Team as Entry team member and Sniper. Lee has instructed at the national level for the NPCA, USPCA and NAPWDA. Lee holds High liability instructor certifications in several areas.

Bill Sandman Bill is a 23-year veteran of the West Palm Beach, FL Police Department. He has been a SWAT team member for the past 15 years and serves as team leader and training coordinator. He is currently assigned to the training staff and serves as range master. Bill has extensive firearms training and holds instructor certification in pistol, shotgun, submachine gun, and the Sage SL-8 launcher. Bill is also an adjunct instructor for the Palm Beach Community College Criminal Justice Institute where he has taught defensive tactics, firearms and officer survival.

Dan Savage Dan has more than 24 years of Law Enforcement experience and is currently the full-time Special Response Team Commander for the Grand Rapids Police Department in Michigan. He has been involved in tactical operations for over 17 years and has held every rank and position on the Special Response Team. Dan holds instructor certifications in handgun, shotgun, Master submachine gun, Master TASER, distraction devices, OC aerosol projectors, specialty impact munitions, tactical chemical agents, Simunition scenario instructor and safety certification. Dan is Clandestine Lab certified, a site safety officer, and has attended several WMD tactical operator and commander courses. He is a graduate of the FBI National Academy Session #217.

Tony Scotti Tony has been training people to protect themselves from violence for over 30 years. His name is synonymous with highrisk driving training and his clients are Heads of State, corporate executives, security driver/chauffeurs and professional security personnel in government and the private sector. He has trained more than 700 personnel from corporations in 29 countries on five continents. He teaches from hands-on, life experiences, which can only be acquired from a variety of environments, some of which find crime and terrorism a daily occurrence. Colombia, Peru, Iran, Kuwait, Jordan, Mexico, Brazil, Egypt, El Salvador, Haiti, and Pakistan are some of the countries in which his programs have been implemented.

Dave Spaulding Dave is a 27 year law enforcement veteran with the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, OH where he currently holds the rank of Lieutenant. He has worked in all facets of Law Enforcement and corrections including Patrol, Evidence Unit, Investigations and Communications. He spent 12 years in SWAT operations and eight years as training coordinator. He left SWAT to be his department's Training Supervisor where he was responsible for all use-of-force instruction including firearms, defensive tactics, impact weapons and chemical weapons. He spent five years as the commander of a multi-jurisdictional narcotics task force that was involved in several nationwide investigations and was considered a model for similar task force operations. He has been involved in hundreds of raids, forced entry and room clearing situations looking for armed suspects. Dave is an author and an adjunct instructor at the Tactical Defense Institute and at Heckler & Koch International Training Division.

Trevin Sorby Trevin is a First Sergeant and has been a member of the Prince William County, Virginia Police Department for 15 years and has been a member of the SWAT team for the last 12 years, where he currently serves as an assistant team commander and training coordinator. He is currently assigned to the Special Operations Bureau and prior assignments include Patrol and Firearms Instructor. Trevin holds instructor certifications in firearms, less lethal, and defensive tactics

Bill Strang Bill is founder and President of Tactical & Survival Specialties, Inc. (TSSI) and is retired from the U.S. Navy after 24 years active and reserve service. His military background is quite diverse spending over half of his career assigned to Naval Construction Force Units (Seabee's). In addition to being Seabee Combat Warfare qualified, Bill was also recognized as a Master Training Specialist and Instructor in small arms marksmanship, crew served weapons, small unit tactics, and law enforcement and physical security skills. Concurrently, Bill has been involved in the law enforcement and military special operations community for over 20 years providing tactical equipment, technical and logistic support. He holds certifications as an instructor in chemical munitions, distraction devices, and the MP5 submachine gun.

Dr. Richard T. Tovar Richard is a board certified emergency physician and medical toxicologist. He is also a sworn police officer in New Berlin, Wisconsin. He has been active on the New Berlin Police Department SWAT team for 10 years. He is a less lethal, OC and TEMS instructor. Dr. Tovar has published numerous articles on tactical and forensic medicine. He is a member of the Joint Terrorist Task Force for domestic security for the southeastern Wisconsin region.

Joe Tuzzolino

John Weisman

Joe has been with the Clifton, NJ Police Department for the past 27 years. A decorated Marine Corps veteran with Vietnam combat service, Joe is assigned to the Tactical Response Team as a Bomb Technician and Tactical/Firearms Instructor. He is currently assigned as Senior Police Training Advisor for the Passaic County Police Academy New Jersey and has been a consultant in explosive entry for the past 11 years

John is the six-time New York Times best-selling co-author of nine Rogue Warrior books and the author of the acclaimed CIA short story, There Are Monsterim, which was selected for Best American Mystery Stories, 1997. He also wrote Shadow Warrior, the best-selling story of Cuban CIA agent Felix Rodriguez, as well as three well-received prior novels. A former journalist, he has worked in more than three dozen countries. From 1994-2002, he war-gamed counterterrorist tactical scenarios at the Heckler & Koch International Training Division. His affiliations include the Association of Former Intelligence Officers and the International Defensive Pistol Association.

Matt Verardo Matt is a retired Senior Police Officer from the Prince William County Police Department in Virginia. During his tenure with the department, he was assigned to the Patrol Division and the Special Operations Division as a motorcycle officer and a SWAT team member. While on the SWAT team, Matt served as a pointman, sniper and team leader. Matt has extensive experience instructing tactical operations and firearms to Law Enforcement and Military tactical operators from the US and our international partners. Matt is currently active in the Intelligence Community.

Kathleen Vonk Kathleen has worked the street as a police officer in Michigan since 1988. She designed and implemented the police cyclist program for the Ann Arbor Police Department. She is the current Vice President and former President of the International Police Mountain Bike Association. She is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), a certified Physical Fitness Specialist and a Certified Health Promotion Director. She designed, implemented, and currently instructs the fitness program for the Washtenaw Community College Public Service Training Program. She has published numerous articles in the IPMBA News, Law & Order, and ASLET's Trainer. She holds a BS in Exercise Physiology and a BA in Criminal Justice.

Mike Walden Mike Walden is a 30 year veteran of Law Enforcement. During his career at the Lakeland Florida Police Department he became the senior defensive tactics and firearms instructor. He is certified as a shotgun, pistol, submachinegun and carbine instructor. Mike was assigned to the Special Weapons and Tactics team in 1984 and served in the capacity of operator and team leader until 1997. He is actively involved in the Martial Arts of Jiu-Jitsu and Kick Boxing and trains officers in ground defense and survival tactics. He currently is a Sergeant in the Uniformed Patrol Division and supervises day to day operations.

Ty Weaver Ty Weaver is Blackhawk?s Mid-Atlantic Regional Sales Manager has spent the last 9 years managing and coordinating sales activities in the military, law enforcement and commercial markets. Ty was the Director of Tactical Weapons Division for Sage International. He was also the East Coast Law Enforcement Sales and Marketing Senior Manager for FN Herstal, USA and Operations Manager for Heckler & Koch where he was responsible for the Warehouse, Security, Customer Service, Repair and Procurement Departments. Ty served in the U.S. Air Force as an Aircraft Crew Chief for the F-4 and F-15. He also served as a police officer in Pennsylvania.

Mike Williams Mike is currently a Captain and Director of Training for the Chattanooga Police Department in Tennessee. As a 30 year Law Enforcement veteran and a 25 year veteran as a SWAT officer, he served as Team Leader and Team Commander and still acts as a senior advisor and trainer. He has taught local, state, federal and international students on Tactical Firearms and Tactical Emergency Medicine. He is a member of the IALEFI Board of Directors and editor of its magazine, The Firearms Instructor. Mike testifies as an expert witness in State and Federal Courts on the Police Use of Force.

Robert C. Willis Bob has trained federal, state and local agencies and officers for over 25 years in the areas of defensive tactics, firearms, emergency vehicle operations, vehicle contacts, professional communications, constitutional law, report writing and numerous other disciplines. For a decade he co-presented the Calibre Press “Street Survival® Seminar” across the USA and Canada. Bob has been a patrol officer, "SWAT" team member, field training officer, departmental training officer, recruit academy and inservice academy instructor, a “train-the-trainer,” an officer survival instructor and lecturer and a litigation consultant. He still works as a police officer (part-time) and is a sworn deputy sheriff, and is a full-time Instructor at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College (NWTC) in Green Bay, Wisconsin. He is responsible for the realistic training of public safety personnel at one of the most technologically advanced facilities in America that specializes in realistic scenario based instruction, located on the NWTC campus.

Manifred Yates Fred is a retired U.S. Army veteran with an extensive Special Operations background in both the Army Rangers and Special Forces. His law enforcement experience includes patrol, SRT, team leader, defensive tactics, firearms, and tactics instructor. Fred has trained SWAT teams throughout the country and worked with the U.S. Department of Justice as a contract officer in Haiti, Bosnia, and several other countries. Fred worked for Heckler and Koch International Training division for 8 years

John H. Zamrok John is a decorated Marine Corps Vietnam veteran, retired from 24 years of New Jersey Municipal and State law enforcement service. He served as a SWAT team leader and his 24 years of experience as a law enforcement firearms instructor includes five years as a full-time regional instructor for H&K's International Training Division. John is presently New Jersey's State Range Master, coordinating all recruit and in-service law enforcement firearms training.

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Course Descriptions

Firearms Concealed Carry Operations This course is designed to merge combative handgun techniques with everyday carry and concealment of the personal handgun. The course combines classroom and range time to give the student a solid understanding of what is needed to deploy the combative handgun from a covering garment. Topics that will be covered are: • Developing the combative mind • Gun and holster selection • Locating your own personal carry “sweet spot” • Garment removal techniques • Draw techniques (with an emphasis on belt carry) • Enhancing combative pistol and holster skills • Movement while shooting • Seated shooting and shooting in/around vehicles Duration: 2 Days Tuition: $395.00

This is for the Police Officer who carries a 1911 single action pistol. The course involves both classroom and range time for a complete understanding of the capabilities of the 1911 pistol and sound techniques for its use. Topics that will be covered include: • User level breakdown and assembly • User level maintenance and lubrication • Spare parts replacement for the 1911 • Holster selection • Presentation and draw • Combat shooting techniques • Rapid reload options • Shooting on the move • Shooting in reduced light environments • Multiple target engagement • Single handed firing • Positions other than standing • Incapacitation lecture • Ammunition lecture

Ammunition: 600 Rounds Pistol

Duration: 3 days

Equipment Required: Wrap around eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, pistol with three magazines, concealment style holster, and magazine pouch.

Tuition: $495.00

Dates and Locations: Jul 10-11, Palm Beach, FL Aug 10-11, Jefferson Twp, NJ

Ammunition: 1,000 rds Equipment required: Wrap around eye and ear protection. Gunbelt, with holster and magazine pouch. Minimum of 3 magazines. Flashlight. Dates and Locations: May 8-10, Santa Monica, CA

Close Quarter Shooting This course is designed to assist law enforcement, government agencies, and military personnel with skills necessary in a room combat mission. This course will elevate the students’ knowledge, skills and performance with the pistol while in a close quarter environment. This course will afford the student sound and efficient gun handling skills that will give them the edge in an armed encounter. Training Topics Offered: • Presentation from the ready gun • Presentation from the holster • Single shot • Multi shot • Non standard response • Multi targets • Near to far engagement • Reduced light techniques and tactics • Immediate action drills • Combat reload • Emergency reload • Failure to fire • Firing on the move • Disengagement • Firing on the move at moving targets Duration: 3 Days Tuition: $495.00 Ammunition: 1,000 Rounds Equipment Required: Wraparound eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, pistol with three magazines and holster, duty belt, full duty gear including body armor, oc spray, baton, flashlight and handcuffs.

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The Police 1911 Pistol

Dates and Locations: Check our website for upcoming classes. Dates are added frequently.

Russian Firearms Familiarization At the end of this intensive three day course, students will receive a certification equivalent to the Armed Forces Russian Weapons Familiarization Course certificate. Through a mix of classroom work and range time, students will fire a range of Russian weapons including the Makarov PM, the AK-47 and AK74, the AK-100 series, and the RPD light machine gun. Other weapons that will be examined, handled, and disassembled include the PK and PKM heavy machine guns (equivalent to the US M60), and the RPG-7, with both electro optical and iron sights. Topics that will be covered are: • Nomenclature and ballistics • Tactical assembly and disassembly procedures • Firing characteristics • Sighting • Live fire familiarization Duration: 3 Days Tuition: $595.00 Ammunition: Included in tuition. Equipment Required: Wraparound eye protection, ear protection, and a brimmed hat. Dates and Locations: Check our website for upcoming classes. Dates are added frequently.

Sage Armorer*

Benelli Armorer*

The Sage International Armorer courses are structured to provide each student with a practical understanding of the advanced features that make Sage Launchers unique. Students will gain hands-on experience with the SL-6 and SL-1.

Benelli Armorer courses are structured to provide each student with a practical understanding of the advanced features that make Benelli shotguns unique. Students will gain hands-on experience with the M-1, M-4, and the Nova pump.

Topics covered:

Topics covered:

• Nomenclature • Operator Use • Cycle of functioning • Launcher design • The Revolving magazine • Field & detail stripping • Care & cleaning • Troubleshooting • Preventive & corrective maintenance Duration: 2 days Tuition: $395.00 Armorers Tools are provided for use in the class Dates and Locations: Mar 6-7, West Palm Beach, FL

Springfield Armory Armorer* Springfield Armory Armorer courses are structured to provide each student with a practical understanding of the advanced features that make Springfield Family of Firearms unique. Students will gain hands-on experience with the XD Pistols, the safest polymer handgun available, bringing together a number of important safety innovations into one firearm. Students will receive practical skills on the 1911-A1 Pistols the “warhorse” of combat pistols and the M1A rifle which is based on the legendary M-14 renowned for its accuracy, reliability and durability. Topics covered: • Nomenclature • Operator Use • Cycle of functioning • Field & detail stripping • Care & cleaning • Troubleshooting • Preventive & corrective maintenance Duration: 3 days (Day One 1911, Day Two M1A, Day Three XD) Tuition: $495.00 Equipment Required: Team One Network supplies tools and weapons. Dates and Locations: Feb 15, Florence, AL (1911 only) Mar 1-3, West Palm Beach, FL Mar 14-16, Austin, TX Mar 27-29, Saginaw, MI Apr 17-19, Woodbridge, VA Apr 26, Burden, KS (1911 only) May 10-12, Norfolk, VA Aug 7-9, Tacoma, WA Sep 25-27, Oceanside, CA Oct 11-13, Salemburg, NC Nov 13-15, Norfolk, VA

• Nomenclature • Operator use • Cycle of functioning • Field & detail stripping • Care & cleaning • Troubleshooting • Preventive & corrective maintenance Duration: 2 days Tuition: $395.00 Armorers tools are provided for use in the class. Dates and Locations: Feb 27-28, West Palm Beach, FL Mar 8-9, London, OH Apr 3-4, Green Bay, WI Apr 20-21, Woodbridge, VA May 1-2, Phoenix, AZ May 8-9, Norfolk, VA Jul 18-19, Montezuma, IA Aug 10-11, Tacoma, WA Sep 28-29, Oceanside, CA Oct 9-10, Salemburg, NC Nov 16-17, Norfolk, VA

Tactical Tactical Team Operations This course is focused on honing tactical team operational skills, working within the team environment, and creating situational awareness and survival skills in high-risk situations. While it is not mandatory to attend as part of a team, it is strongly recommended. Exercises will include Simunitions® and active countermeasures, and the use of distraction devices. This is an intensive, rigorous and challenging entry-level course. Topics that will be covered are: • Practical training concepts for tactical teams • Tactical planning • Weapons techniques for pistol, submachine gun and shotgun • Site approach, search and entry techniques • “Scan and breathe” exercises to counteract tunnel vision • Slow & deliberate, and dynamic room clearing • Weapons transition and active countermeasures Duration: 6 Days Tuition: $995.00 Ammunition: 300 Rounds Pistol, 300 Rounds Submachine Gun or Rifle, 50 Rounds 00 Buck, 50 Rounds Skeet, 10 Rounds Slug Equipment Required: Wrap around eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, pistol with three magazines and holster, duty belt, full tactical gear including body armor, gas mask, flashlight, submachine gun with two magazines, rifle with two magazines, shotgun and magazine pouches with ten rounds total. Dates and Locations: Check our website for upcoming classes. Dates are added frequently.

*Re-certification required every three years for Armorer courses

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Course Descriptions

Tactical

(cont’d)

High Risk Raid and Search Warrant Operations This challenging course concentrates on the execution of highrisk raids and search warrants, both in the counter-narcotics arena, or a possible terrorist scenario. Hands-on exercises will hone operational skills and weapons handling, as well as teach officers how to think “outside the box” when planning and executing these potentially deadly operations. Topics that will be covered are: Topics that will be covered are: • Firearms handling and deployment • Threat analysis and risk assessment • Tactical intelligence gathering in an operational environment • Operational planning and coordination • Approaching the target area without alerting the subjects • Covert, stealth, dynamic, and forced entry tactics and procedures • Use of distraction devices during room clearing • Live fire exercises

The insertion window, a team’s tactical approach and entry into a site, is often the most critical stage of an operation. This teambuilding course has been designed to encourage the sorts of flexible insertion and entry skills necessary prior to a successful take-down under virtually any condition. Topics that will be covered are: • Stealth, slow & deliberate, and dynamic insertion techniques • Moving quietly in urban and rural areas • Thinking outside the box - tactical alternatives • Night-vision approach and entry techniques • Teamwork during the insertion Duration: 3 Days Tuition: $495.00 Ammunition: None required Equipment Required: Wrap around eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, pistol with three magazines and holster, duty belt, full tactical gear including body armor, gas mask, and a flashlight. Dates and Locations: May 1-3, Green Bay, WI

Duration: 5 Days Tuition: $695.00 Ammunition: 400 Rounds Pistol, 400 Rounds Rifle or Submachine Gun Equipment Required: Wrap around eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, pistol with three magazines and holster, duty belt, full tactical gear including body armor, gas mask, flashlight, submachine gun with two magazines and rifle with two magazines. Dates and Locations: Check our website for upcoming classes. Dates are added frequently.

Hostage Rescue Operations This course emphasizes the advanced level of tactical team operations. It is designed to train teams to conduct Hostage Rescue operations using “rapid deployment” tactics. The program consists of classroom, practical application, and scenario based training exercises. Topics that will be covered are: • Hostage rescue • Vehicle assaults • Sniper initiated assaults • Room clearing, stealth and rapid techniques • Progressive firearms techniques • Use of ballistic shields • Operator certification of the use of flash bangs • Practical Exercise Duration: 5 Days Tuition: $995.00 Ammunition: 300 Rounds Pistol, 300 Rounds Submachine Gun or Rifle Equipment Required: Wraparound eye protection, ear protection, full tactical gear including body armor, gas mask, pistol, holster, three magazines, and helmet or headgear. Dates and Locations: Jun 26-30, Prince William Co, VA

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Tactical Entry Operations

Tactical Surveillance Operations This course is designed to give students the theory, skills and techniques involved in conducting surveillance operations. Students will conduct classroom training, interactive drills, and practical exercises. Students will be trained on the use and care of different Optics. Upon completion students will gain the skills necessary to observe criminal activity without being detected. Topics that will be covered are: • Planning and Briefing a Surveillance • Surveillance Operations • Surveillance Equipment • Static Surveillance • Foot Surveillance • Mobile Surveillance • Other types of Surveillance (Night, Urban, Rural, Covert) Duration: 3 Days Tuition: $495.00 Ammunition: None Equipment Required: Will be provided Dates and Locations: May 8-10, Fredericksburg, VA Sep 6-8, Norfolk, VA

Officer Survival

Officer Survival: For the Female Officer

Learning how to expect the unexpected is the core of this intensive five day course. Participants will learn how to develop the winning attitude necessary for the officer survival through extensive, hands-on, live-fire sessions, force-on-force scenarios, and practical Simunitions exercises.

This revolutionary course was built on an interdisciplinary triad: the integration of tactical, physical, and mental techniques in order to develop, improve, and enhance the female officer’s situational awareness and survival abilities. The course is intensively handson, utilizing real-world scenarios faced by all police officers during both patrol and tactical situations. While designed specifically for the woman officer, the winning mindset and survival skills taught here would benefit any law-enforcement professional.

Topics that will be covered are:

Topics that will be covered are:

Officer Survival: For the Patrol Officer

• Developing a winning attitude • Expecting the unexpected • Vehicle stops • Arrest tactics • Multiple threats • Active countermeasures • Weapons retention • Ground fighting and grappling • Use of cover during patrol • Preventing tunnel vision • Practical exercises Duration: 5 Days Tuition: $695.00 Ammunition: 600 Rounds Pistol, 50 Rounds 00 Buck, 50 Rounds Skeet, 10 Rounds Slug Equipment Required: Wraparound eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, pistol with three magazines and holster, duty belt, shotgun and magazine pouches with ten Rounds total, full duty gear including body armor, OC spray, baton, flashlight and handcuffs. Dates and Locations: Jan 30-Feb 3, Ft. Gordon, GA Feb 6-10, Phoenix, AZ

• Development of a winning mindset: “I will survive and prevail” • Weapons retention • Grappling and ground defense tactics • Applying the proper force level to perceived threats • Patrol tactics and techniques • Force-on-force • Simunitions exercises • Low-light patrol exercises • Vehicle stops • Cover and concealment • Tactical handgun, shotgun Duration: 5 Days Tuition: $695.00 Ammunition: 600 Rounds Pistol, 50 Rounds 00 Buck, 50 Rounds Skeet, 10 Rounds Slug Equipment Required: Wrap around eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, pistol with three magazines and holster, duty belt, shotgun and magazine pouches with ten rounds total, full duty gear including body armor, OC spray, baton, flashlight and handcuffs. Dates and Locations: Apr 17-21, Edneyville, NC

Officer Survival: For the Mountain Bike Officer

Officer Survival: For the Marine Enforcement Officer

This demanding course combines tactical weapons training with high-intensity biking skills. Students will be challenged to put their bikes, and themselves, through a series of tactical and patrol maneuvers that will test their skills to the limit. Students should have basic skills in operating a mountain bike.

This course is designed for personnel assigned to marine enforcement duties. It will provide the Marine Enforcement officer with skills to increase their effectiveness during confrontations in the marine environment, and will give the Marine enforcement operator skills that will improve their operational ability during survival situations.

Topics that will be covered are: • Winning mindset • Tactical weapons skills • Use of cover and concealment • Immediate reaction drills • Vehicle stops • Emergency dismounts • E&E (evasion and escape) • Night ops • Obstacles and barriers • Off-road scenarios

Topics to be covered: • Defensive tactics for confined spaces (i.e. craft decks) • Deploying firearms from the patrol watercraft platform • Projectile ballistics on pleasure craft hulls • Boarding craft on the water for enforcement contacts • Swimming skills for survival • Diminished light tactics for operation at night Duration: 5 days Tuition: $695.00

Duration: 5 Days

Ammunition: 500 rounds pistol, 250 rounds rifle or shotgun

Tuition: $695.00

Equipment required: wrap around eye protection, hearing protection, brimmed hat, personal flotation device, pistol with at least three magazines, full duty belt (holster, magazine pouches, handcuff pouch, etc.) handcuffs, flashlight, rifle with at least three magazines or shotgun (long gun must have sling), swimming attire, rain gear.

Ammunition: 800 Rounds Pistol Equipment Required: Wraparound eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, pistol with three magazines and holster, duty belt, full duty gear including body armor, oc spray, baton, flashlight, handcuffs, mountain bike, helmet and gloves. Dates and Locations: Check our website for upcoming classes. Dates are added frequently.

If possible, students are requested to bring a patrol boat for the course. Dates and Locations: Check our website for upcoming classes. Dates are added frequently.

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Course Descriptions

Instructor Re-certification required every three years for Instructor courses

Precision Rifle Instructor This course is intended for senior sniper personnel who train new snipers. Instruction will include both classroom and range time. Upon completion, students will be able to create, develop, and implement sniper training programs that meet all the current law enforcement standards. Training Topics Offered: • The selection of new team members • The responsibilities of sniper team leaders • Liability issues for snipers and team leaders • Industrial and coaching techniques • The sniper/observer relationship • Warning orders • Sniper support during operations • Sniper-initiated operations Duration: 5 Days Tuition: $695.00 Ammunition: 150 Rounds, 50 Rounds Pistol Equipment Required: Wraparound eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, scoped rifle, gillie suit, spotting scope, binoculars, cleaning equipment and shooting mat, pistol. Dates and Locations: Aug 14-18, Santa Monica, CA

Tactical 3 Gun Instructor Development This course is designed to enhance the Police Firearms Instructors abilities to conduct and design advanced courses of fire with the 3 main firearms in the Police arsenal. Instructors will increase their skills and knowledge by participating in a variety of realistic and challenging drills with the Pistol, Tactical Rifle and Shotgun. Training topics that will be covered with all 3 firearms are: • Multiple moving targets • Moving and shooting while utilizing cover • Positional shooting • Non standard response • Reduced light techniques • Coaching and Instructional techniques

At the conclusion of this intensive course, students will have developed all the skills necessary to train their tactical personnel in the use and deployment of submachine guns. Both teaching skills and shooting skills will be emphasized, as well as developing the winning mindset to prevail under any condition. Topics that will be covered are: • Safety on the range and in the classroom • How to develop a subgun program • The responsibilities of the firearms instructor • Range management and safety • Shoot house management and safety considerations • Tactical courses of fire • Subgun shooting exercises • Trigger control • Tactical team weapons philosophy Duration: 5 Days Tuition: $695.00 Ammunition: 500 Rounds Subgun, 50 Rounds Pistol Equipment Required: Wrap around eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, pistol with three magazines and holster, duty belt, full tactical gear including body armor, gas mask, flashlight, and submachine gun with two magazines. Dates and Locations: Jul 24-28, Chattanooga, TN

Tactical Rifle Instructor This course is intended for senior personnel who train officers in the use of rifles and carbines. Students will be able to develop critical skills needed in both fundamental and advanced teaching techniques. Instruction will include both classroom and range time. Topics that will be covered are: • Responsibilities of the firearms instructor • Range and classroom safety • Instructional methodology • Making presentations on the range and in the classroom • Drills • Live fire exercises • Range management Duration: 5 Days Tuition: $695.00 Ammunition: 300 Rounds

Duration: 3 Days

Equipment Required: Wrap around eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, and a rifle with two magazines.

Tuition: $495.00

Dates and Locations: Jan 23-27, Palm Beach, FL

Ammunition: 400 Rounds Pistol, 400 Rounds Rifle, 200 Rounds Shotgun. Equipment Required: Wrap around eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, pistol with 3 magazines, holster and duty belt, Rifle with 3 magazines and magazine holders, Shotgun with shot shell holder and flashlight Dates and Locations: Jul 12-14, Palm Beach, FL

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Tactical Submachine Gun Instructor

Tactical Shotgun Instructor

Tactical Pistol Instructor

The shotgun is one of the most effective and versatile tools available to the police officer. This course will give police firearms instructors the teaching skills necessary to develop and run tactical shotgun programs that will maximize the use of this weapon. The course includes both classroom and live-fire range time.

It is critical that those officers who instruct their colleagues must have a firm instructional foundation on which to build. This course offers the tools necessary for training law-enforcement personnel who teach others about the use of a handgun. The instruction includes critical teaching and shooting skills, as well as one-on-one instruction labs, range and shoot house techniques, and safety drills.

Topics that will be covered are: • Deploying the police shotgun • Safety issues • Course development • Instructors’ responsibilities • Tactical loading and reloading techniques • Ammunition selection • Patterning • Carry methods • Weapons transitioning during active countermeasures • Live fire on multiple targets Duration: 5 Days Tuition: $695.00 Ammunition: 200 Rounds 00 Buck, 200 Rounds Birdshot, 25 Rounds Slug, 50 Rounds Pistol Equipment Required: Wrap around eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, pistol with three magazines and holster, duty belt, shotgun and magazine pouches with ten rounds total. Dates and Locations: Jul 31-Aug 4, Chattanooga, TN Sep 18-22, Orange County, CA

Safe and Realistic Training Instructor Many instructors have been able to increase the value of the training they have been conducting through the use of newly developed equipment. The advanced designs of shoot houses, marking cartridges, and protective equipment have lead to instructors conducting more interactive training. Unfortunately, this has also lead to more training accidents including officer deaths. This course will provide the instructors with up-to-date safety procedures, cutting edge equipment available, and procedures on how to conduct safe and realistic training. Training Topics Offered: • Triple check safety rule • Safety devices • Safety equipment • Protective equipment • Range safety • Training vs. equipment • Simulation training • Use of marking cartridges Duration: 3 Days Tuition: $495.00

Topics that will be covered are: • Instruction methodology • The responsibilities of the instructor • Safety on the range and in the classroom • Use of Simunitions • Development of live fire exercises • Developing a shooting program Duration: 5 Days Tuition: $695.00 Ammunition: 200 Rounds, 50 Rounds Pistol Equipment Required: Wrap around eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, pistol with three magazines, holster and duty belt Dates and Locations: Jul 17-21, Palm Beach, FL

Sage Less Lethal Ordnance System Instructor In today’s environment with issues of excessive force and wrongful death, the Law Enforcement professional must act responsibly. Sage Control Ordnance has developed an effective system to employ less lethal force in critical situations. This course provides the instructor with all the information and techniques to train their department personnel on the Sage Less Lethal Ordnance System. Training Topics Offered: • SL-1 and SL-6 launchers • Maintenance and care • Sage control ordnance ammunition • Kenetic energy batons • Irritant batons • Irritant smoke • Barricade penetrator irritant • Multi-ball impact • Training rounds • Use of chemical agents • Use of impact batons • General employment situations • After incident report • Logistical issues • Tactical firing • Reloading and components • Instructor development

Ammunition: Included in the Tuition

Duration: 3 Days

Equipment needed: Wraparound eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, full duty gear including body armor, baton, flashlight and handcuffs.

Tuition: $595.00

Dates and Locations: May 15-17, St. Charles, MO Oct 23-25, Palm Beach, FL

Ammunition: Included in tuition Equipment Required: Wraparound eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, gas mask, Sage SL-1 or SL-6, if available, tactical vest to hold 10 rounds of ammunition. Ammunition is included in the tuition. Dates and Locations: Mar 29-31, South Gate, CA Jun 21-23, Fredericksburg, VA Sep 19-21, Oscoda, MI

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Shoot House Instructor Shoot house training provides officers with the ability to hone their shooting skills under realistic, high-stress conditions. This course offers instructors all the tools necessary to build a shoot house program and improve their fellow officers’ shooting skills.

The tactical shield can be a very effective tool for tactical teams although many agencies fail to understand the full potential of this versatile piece of equipment. This course will explore the many uses of the tactical shield allowing the students to train in a variety of scenarios. The students will be able to select and develop techniques that will best work in their situation. Topics that will be covered are:

Topics that will be covered are: • Safety issues in the shoot house • The responsibilities of the shoot house instructor • Program development • How to integrate the range and the shoot house in training • Working with tactical teams in the shoot house • Live fire exercises

• Shield maintenance • Solo and team movement • Stairways • Hostage rescue techniques • Individual and team shooting • Take down and striking techniques Duration: 3 Days

Duration: 2 Days

Tuition: $495.00

Tuition: $395.00

Ammunition: 200 Rounds Pistol, 50 Rounds Long Gun

Ammunition: 200 Rounds Pistol

Equipment Required: Wrap around eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, pistol with three magazines and holster, full tactical gear including body armor, gas mask, flashlight, and long gun.

Equipment Required: Wrap around eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, pistol with three magazines and holster, duty belt, full tactical gear including body armor, gas mask, and a flashlight. Dates and Locations: Mar 23-24, Kennedy Space Center, FL May 4-5, Green Bay, WI May 18-19, St. Charles, MO Sep 14-15, Alameda, CA Oct 5-6, Green Bay, WI Oct 26-27, Palm Beach, FL

Impact Weapon / OC Aerosol Spray Instructor This program was designed to prepare new instructors to implement defensive tactics training for their recruit and/or inservice correctional personnel. This program will cover the full range of instruction including lecture, demonstration, physical technique training, simulation training, and testing procedures. The emphasis of this program is to get an instructor up to speed to train their personnel in the use of both impact weapons and OC Aerosol Sprays. Topics that will be covered are: • Tactical weapon control tactics • Strategies for teaching psychomotor skills • Baton training OC aerosol spray training • Post application physical control tactics • Weapon retention • Defenses against weapon assaults • Simulation development • After-care protocols and considerations • Use of Simunition® FX Marking Cartridges • Use of 21st Tactical AirSoft approved training weapons • Use of RedMan® Protective Equipment

Dates and Locations: July 19-21, Broomfield, CO Oct 2-4, Green Bay, WI Oct 18-20, Palm Beach, FL

Low Light/Laser Instructor This course will explore the tactical advantages of laser sighting system. Developed to provide the instructor with techniques and drills to train department personnel with laser sights. More than 60% of officer-involved shootings occur between 6:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. This course is designed for LEO Firearms Instructors to instruct their officers to gain skills and develop an ability to win a confrontation during low light situations. Students must pass a written test, live fire standards drills and instructor evaluations to successfully complete the course. Topics that will be covered are: • Eyesight during low light • Management of flashlights • Flashlight Techniques • Firearm mounted lights • Back lighting • Night sights • Lasers • Tactical use of light • Instructor Development • History of lasers • Safety issues • Myths Duration: 3 Days Tuition: $495.00

Duration: 5 Days

Ammunition: 400 Rounds Ammo, 50 Rounds Birdshot (shotgun)

Tuition: $595.00

Equipment Required: Wraparound eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, vest, flashlight, sidearm, safe holster, three magazines/speed loaders and a shotgun.

Ammunition: None Equipment Required: Clothing and footwear for defensive tactics instruction, with whistle and lanyard. Duty belt with holster, training weapons, inert aerosols, body armor, impact weapon, protective equipment, groin protection and mouthpiece.

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Tactical Ballistic Shield Instructor

Dates and Locations: Check our website for upcoming classes. Dates are added frequently.

Dates and Locations: Mar 20-22, Kennedy Space Center, FL Apr 5-7, Green Bay, WI May 3-5, Phoenix, AZ May 19-21, Atlanta, GA Jul 19-21, Chattanooga, TN Oct 10-12, Salemburg, NC

Verbal Judo 102: Professional Communication Skills Instructor The Professional Communication Skills (PCS) Training Instructor Program is a forty hour comprehensive communication training class designed for police, corrections, military & security personnel, and mental health professionals. The PCS Program deals with developing effective communication tactics for dealing with your public, your clientele, and your fellow staff members to include supervisors, peers, and subordinates, as well as other professionals. It may be used for either pre-service or in-service training and be taught in its entirety or in a modular format. • How to effectively and professionally make “Initial Contacts” • Dealing with verbal abuse and angry fellow employees • “Disturbance Resolution” to include Mediation, Arbitration, and Crisis Intervention Tactics • “Physical Intervention Tactics” to include stabilization and follow-through tactics • “Debriefing Tactics” to successfully close the transaction • Simulation Training Strategies

Basic RIPP® Restraint Instructor This program is designed to prepare new instructors to train their personnel in the use of RIPP Restraints in duty assignment. This program will cover the full range of instruction including lecture, demonstration, physical technique training, simulation training, and testing procedures. Topics that will be covered are: • RIPP Restraint Vehicle & Transport System • RIPP Transport Belt & Tether System • RIPP Restraint Bed Duration: 3 Days Tuition: $395.00 Ammunition: None Equipment Required: Appropriate instructional clothing and footwear, cloth knee protection, whistle & lanyard, appropriate duty belt with handcuffs, handcuff case, and handcuff key. Dates and Locations: Check our website for upcoming classes. Dates are added frequently.

Duration: 5 Days Tuition: $750.00 Ammunition: None Equipment Required: Appropriate instructional clothing and footwear, whistle & lanyard, and appropriate duty equipment. Prerequisites: All participants must complete the basic Verbal Judo® Instructor Certification Program prior to attending this instructor program. Dr. George Thompson recognizes the PCS Instructor Program as fulfilling the Verbal Judo instructor recertification requirement. For more information about the Verbal Judo Institute, check out their website at www.verbaljudo.com. Dates and Locations: Feb 20-24, Lafayette, IN Oct 30-Nov 3, Lexington, SC

Basic Active Countermeasures Instructor This program was designed to prepare instructors to implement the Active Countermeasures System of Unarmed Blocking & Striking Techniques in their agency. This program will cover the full range of instruction including lecture, demonstration, physical technique training, simulation training and testing procedures. The emphasis of this program is to get an instructor up to speed to train their personnel in how to use stunning tactics and focused strikes to quickly establish control in a physical encounter. Topics that will be covered are: • Instructor development • Power development • Blocking techniques • Vertical stunning tactics • Focused strikes • Striking shields and training dummies • Scenario based Instruction • Use of RedMan® Protective Equipment

Master RIPP® Restraint Instructor This program is designed to prepare existing instructors to develop trainers in the RIPP Restraints System. The course will be taught by some of the top special restraint experts in the country. Master instructor candidates resumes will be evaluated prior to acceptance into this class. Sudden Custody Death Syndrome instructor training will be provided. Prior subject control, special restraint, and prisoner transportation training experience is preferred. Graduates of the class will receive a RIPP Restraint Instructor Equipment Bag valued at $1,000.00. Topics that will be covered are: • Sudden custody death syndrome The following RIPP Restraints Systems will be covered: • RIPP Restraint Vehicle & Transport System • RIPP Transport Belt & Tether System • RIPP Restraint Basket Hold System • RIPP Restraint Backboard System • RIPP Restraint Bed System • Strategies for teaching instructors Duration: 5 Days Tuition: $795.00 Ammunition: None Equipment Required: Appropriate instructional clothing and footwear, cloth knee protection, whistle & lanyard, appropriate duty belt with handcuffs, handcuff case, and handcuff key. Dates and Locations: Check our website for upcoming classes. Dates are added frequently.

Duration: 5 Days Tuition: $595.00 Ammunition: None Equipment Required: Clothing and footwear for defensive tactics instruction, with whistle and lanyard. Duty belt with holster, training weapons, inert aerosols, body armor, impact weapon, protective equipment, groin protection and mouthpiece. Dates and Locations: Feb 13-17, Lexington, SC October 16-20, Phoenix, AZ

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Correctional Emergency Response Team (CERT®) Instructor This program is designed to prepare new instructors to implement CERT® Tactics for their Correctional Emergency Response Teams. This program will cover the full range of instruction including lecture, demonstration, physical technique training, simulation training, and testing procedures. The emphasis of this program is to get an instructor up to speed to train correctional personnel in special team response to both large and small disturbance emergencies. Topics that will be covered are: • Correctional use-of-force control theory • American correctional disturbances will be reviewed and debriefed • Team development, personnel selection, and equipment selection • STAR tactic: team stabilization strategies • Cell entry tactics will be developed using soft shields • Large area multiple inmate disturbances tactics • Stabilization/handcuffing and the use of special restraints • Use of RedMan® Protective Equipment • Incident documentation procedures

This program is designed to prepare instructors to train their officers how to deal with Weapon Control in their duty assignment. Finally, there is a comprehensive weapon control system for dealing with all the weapon control situations that an officer is likely to face, i.e. firearms, edged weapons, clubs, and aerosol sprays. The program will develop a four step program for dealing with all the weapons that an officer may face whether they bring them to the scene, whether the subject brings them to the scene, or whether they are “weapons of opportunity” found at the scene. The program will build “awareness” of the threat, train officers how to “avoid” being assaulted or having their weapons assaulted, “retain” their weapons, if they are assaulted in a disarming attempt, and how to “disarm” a subject in a close quarters situation or if possible “defend” themselves with lethal force. Topics that will be covered are: • Tactical weapon control theory • Disengagement tactics will be developed • Single tactic weapon retention program • How to avoid weapon control problems • Close quarter firearms tactics • Use of 21st Tactical AirSoft approved training weapons • Use of Simunition® FX Marking Cartridges • Use of RedMan® Protective Equipment Duration: 5 Days

Duration: 5 Days

Tuition: $595.00

Tuition: $595.00

Ammunition: None

Ammunition: None

Equipment Required: Clothing and footwear for defensive tactics instruction, with whistle and lanyard. Duty belt with holster, training weapons, inert aerosols, body armor, impact weapon, protective equipment, groin protection and mouthpiece.

Equipment Required: Wraparound eye protection, ear protection, full tactical gear including body armor, gas mask, pistol, holster, three magazines, and helmet or headgear. Dates and Locations: May 1-5, Milwaukee, WI.

Principles of Subject Control (POSC®) Instructor This program is designed to prepare new instructors to implement defensive tactics training for their recruit and/or in-service officers. This program will cover the full range of instruction including lecture, demonstration, physical technique training, simulation training, and testing procedures. The emphasis of this program is to get an instructor up to speed to train their personnel officers. Topics that will be covered are: • Use-of-force control theory • Adult learning theory • Strategies for teaching psychomotor skills • Approach considerations • Physical control tactics • Follow through considerations • Developing simulations • Use of RedMan® Protective Equipment • Articulation Duration: 5 Days Tuition: $595.00 Ammunition: None Equipment Required: Clothing and footwear for defensive tactics instruction, with whistle and lanyard. Duty belt with holster, training weapons, inert aerosols, body armor, impact weapon, protective equipment, groin protection and mouthpiece.

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Tactical Weapons Control Instructor

Dates and Locations: Check our website for upcoming classes. Dates are added frequently.

Dates and Locations: Check our website for upcoming classes. Dates are added frequently

Active Countermeasures Tactical Instructor This program is designed to prepare instructors to train tactical operators and/or patrol officers in how to utilize control tactics with their firearms drawn. The use of control tactics with a drawn handgun is usually overlooked in traditional defensive tactics training program. Originally designed for tactical teams for High Risk Entries, these tactics have found increased need by patrol officers. Even though burglary complaints, man-with-a-gun calls, or the response to an active shooter may result in an officer responding with his handguns drawn only to find out this has turned into a subject control situation. This program will cover the full range of instruction including lecture, demonstration, physical technique training, simulation training, and testing procedures. The emphasis of this program is to get an instructor up to speed to train their tactical operators and patrol officers. Topics that will be covered are: • Tactical weapon control theory • Strategies for teaching psychomotor skills • Drawn firearm subject control tactics • Decentralization and stabilization tactics • Training props and protective equipment • Simulation Training Strategies • Use of 21st Tactical AirSoft approved training weapons • Use of Simunition® FX Marking Cartridges • Use of RedMan® Protective Equipment Duration: 5 Days Tuition: $595.00

Ammunition: None Equipment Required: Clothing and footwear for defensive tactics instruction, with whistle and lanyard. Duty belt with holster, training weapons, inert aerosols, body armor, impact weapon, protective equipment, groin protection and mouthpiece. Dates and Locations: March 6-10, Kennedy Space Center, FL April 17-21, Sioux City, IA Oct 2-6, Lafayette, IN Oct 16-20, Phoenix, AZ

Cell Extraction and Control Systems Instructor This course was designed to prepare new instructors to implement cell extraction tactics in their institutions. This course fully addresses all aspects of verbal de-escalation, physical stabilization, and restraint. The program introduces “Pad Subduing” Tactics developed to deal with violent subject resistance in both close quarter and larger living areas. Topics covered in the program include: • Equipment and gear selection • The purpose of force cell moves • Pre-screening personnel • Entry drills for 3 to 5 person teams • How to establish cell extraction teams • Use of shield tactics • Contingency planning and operations • Use of restraints & control devices • Importance crisis management teams • Support personnel and squads • Purpose and use of the protective mask • Selection & deployment of chemicals • Baton deployment and selection criteria • Integrated use of force options • Ground stabilization tactics • Documentation & medical issues • Use of RedMan® Protective Equipment

Topics covered: • How to develop safe, realistic training programs • Use of the seven levels of simulation • How to incorporate props into your training • How to create decision making Scenario Based Instruction (SBI) • Debriefing strategies will be developed to optimize student learning • Use of 21st Tactical AirSoft approved training weapons • Use of Simunition® FX Marking Cartridges • Use of RedMan® Protective Equipment Duration: 3 Days Tuition: $595.00 Ammunition: None Equipment Required: Clothing and footwear for defensive tactics instruction, with whistle and lanyard. Duty belt with holster, training weapons, inert aerosols, body armor, impact weapon, protective equipment, groin protection and mouthpiece. Dates and Locations: Check our website for upcoming classes. Dates are added frequently.

Simulation Instructor Development: Integrated Use of Force Instructor

Tuition: $595.00

This program is designed to prepare new instructors to train their personnel in the use of defensive tactics utilizing the simulation training format. Instruction will deal with incorporating the instructors existing techniques and tactics into tactical communication, subject control, aerosol sprays, impact weapons, and lethal force up to and including the use of training munitions simulations. The Seven Levels of Simulation will be explored as will be the use of a full range of defensive tactics training tools including training weapons, striking shields, training dummies, and impact training protective equipment. The emphasis of this program will be the incorporation of firearms into defensive tactics training to overcome the tactical fixation that often accompanies duty performance that was trained in module format with not integration of the force decision making. This program will cover the full range of instruction including lecture, demonstration, physical technique training, simulation training, and testing procedures.

Ammunition: None

Topics covered:

Duration: 5 Days

Equipment Required: Assigned duty gear to include holster, pistol, impact weapon, handcuffs with key. Helmet with drop shield, protective equipment, body armor, gas mask and riot shield. Dates and Locations: May 15-19, Lafayette, IN

Simulation Instructor Development: Defensive Tactics Instructor This program is designed to prepare new instructors to train their personnel in the use of defensive tactics utilizing the simulation training format. Instruction will deal with incorporating the instructors existing techniques and tactics into tactical communication, subject control, aerosol sprays, impact weapons, and lethal force up to but not including the use of training munitions simulations. The Seven Levels of Simulation will be explored as will be the use of a full range of defensive tactics training tools including training weapons, striking shields, training dummies, and impact training protective equipment. This program will cover the full range of instruction including lecture, demonstration, physical technique training, simulation training, and testing procedures.

• Firearm training safety procedures that insure safety • Integration of all use-of-force options and weapons • How to prepare the training area for integrated use-offorce training • The Simunition Training Safety Model will be modeled for this program • How to create decision making Scenario Based Instruction (SBI) • Use of 21st Tactical AirSoft approved training weapons • Use of Simunition® FX Marking Cartridges • Use of RedMan® Protective Equipment Duration: 3 Days Tuition: $595.00 Ammunition: None Equipment Required: Clothing and footwear for defensive tactics instruction, with whistle and lanyard. Duty belt with holster, training weapons, inert aerosols, body armor, impact weapon, protective equipment, groin protection and mouthpiece. Dates and Locations: Check our website for upcoming classes. Dates are added frequently.

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Simulation Instructor Development: Combined Defensive Tactics and Integrated Use of Force Instructor This program is designed to provide instructors with a complete program for training their personnel in the use of defensive tactics and integrated use-of-force training programs utilizing training munitions. Instruction will deal with incorporating the instructors existing techniques and tactics into tactical communication, subject control, aerosol sprays, impact weapons, and lethal force up to and including the use of training munitions simulations. The Seven Levels of Simulation will be explored as will be the use of a full range of defensive tactics training tools including training weapons, striking shields, training dummies, and impact training protective equipment. The emphasis of this program will be the incorporation of firearms into defensive tactics training to overcome the tactical fixation that often accompanies duty performance that was trained in module format with not integration of the force decision making. This program will cover the full range of instruction including lecture, demonstration, physical technique training, simulation training, and testing procedures.

Topics covered: • Use of the seven levels of simulation • Developing confrontations skills in your students • Firearm training safety procedures that ensure safety • Integration of all use-of-force options and weapons • Training munitions equipment selection and training focus • How to incorporate striking shields and training dummies • How to create decision making Scenario Based Instruction (SBI) • Debriefing strategies will be developed • Use of 21st Tactical AirSoft approved training weapons • Use of Simunition® FX Marking Cartridges • Use of RedMan® Protective Equipment Duration: 5 Days Tuition: $595.00 Ammunition: None Equipment Required: Clothing and footwear for defensive tactics instruction, with whistle and lanyard. Duty belt with holster, training weapons, inert aerosols, body armor, impact weapon, protective equipment, groin protection and mouthpiece. Dates and Locations: Apr 3-7, Lafayette, IN

Executive Protection Executive/Victim/Witness Protection Taught in conjunction with Tony Scotti, this concentrated course gives students solid credentials in the theory and the practice of executive protection of both public and private individuals. Training includes both theory and a series of hands-on practical scenarios that will train students to detect, preclude, and, when necessary, repel attacks. Topics that will be covered are: • Risk and threat assessments • Advancing the principal’s itinerary • Operation detailing and planning • Surveys • Walking the principal • Driving exercises • Deployment of automatic weapons • Tactical firing techniques • Rapid extraction of the principal Duration: 6 Days Tuition: $1,495.00 Ammunition: 500 Rounds Pistol Equipment Required: Wrap around eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, pistol with three magazines and holster, duty belt, concealable hip holster, sport coat and business casual clothes for practical scenarios and a flashlight. Dates and Locations: Feb 19-24, Lakeland, FL Aug 13-18, Green Bay, WI

Vehicle Operations This course was developed in association with Tony Scotti for experienced executive/VIP protection officers who want to hone their weapons and driving skills in order to prevail without question under high-stress situations. The work is intensive and includes both range and track time. Topics that will be covered are: • Motorcades and single vehicles • Firing through glass • Shooting from a moving platform • Methods of carry and deployment • Pistol techniques • Immediate reaction drills • Tactical driving to include: — J-turns — Bootleg turns — 90-degree turns — Rapid extraction (reverse driving) — Barricades — Ramming — Counter ambush tactics Duration: 5 Days Tuition: $1,495.00 Ammunition: 1,000 Rounds Pistol Equipment Required: Wrap around eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, pistol with three magazines and holster, duty belt, and a concealable hip holster.

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Dates and Locations: Feb 13-17, Lakeland, FL

Firearms Operations for the EP Specialist

Tactical Emergency Medicine Support

This is a five day course concentrating on weapons handling and deployment for EP specialists. Students will be taught techniques on three different firearms, pistol, sub gun, and shotgun. They will be exposed to situations requiring the use of different skills and firearms.

The TEAM ONE TEMS (Tactical Emergency Medicine Support) course is a 3-day comprehensive introduction into the provision of tactical medical support to law enforcement special weapons and tactics (SWAT) personnel. The TEMS course begins with an overview of the provision of medicine in austere environments and, in those situations in which swat or tactical teams function.

Topics that will be covered are: • Firearms safety and handling • Shooting techniques • Carrying and deploying weapons as part of an EP detail • Tactical weapons handling drills • Practical scenarios • Weapons deployment and handling during arrivals and departures • Weapons handling while walking the principal Duration: 5 Days Tuition: $695.00 Ammunition: 500 Rounds Pistol, 500 Rounds Sub Gun, 100 Rounds Shotgun

The course is designed for first responders, EMT's, paramedics, and physicians who work with and/or are assigned to tactical operation teams and bomb squads. Participants should also have a working knowledge of both pistol and shotgun use and safety. Topics that will be covered are: • Team health • Medicine under fire, life saving procedures • Medicine across the barricade • Management of less lethal injuries victim • Tactical team movement • Firearms techniques (pistol and shotgun) • Less lethal munitions • Chemical agent familiarization • Hazardous material updates

Equipment Required: Wrap around eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, pistol with three magazines and holster, duty belt, shotgun and magazine pouches with ten rounds total.

Duration: 3 Days

Dates and Locations: Feb 6-10, Lakeland, FL

Tuition: $495.00

Specialty Response to the Active Shooter Instructor* This course will prepare patrol officers to respond to active shooter incidents, a situation in which time-critical tactical functions to locate, isolate and neutralize the threat must be completed in order to save civilian lives and keep police personnel alive. Scenarios include schools, workplaces, and public arenas.

Ammunition: 50 rounds of shotgun/slug, 300 rounds of pistol ammo Equipment Required: Wraparound eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, pistol with three magazines and holster, duty belt, full tactical gear including body armor, comfortable clothing (e.g. BDU's) and gas masks. Dates and Locations: Check our website for upcoming classes. Dates are added frequently.

Topics that will be covered are: • Lessons learned from school, workplace, and public environment shootings • First responder tactics • Determining the threat • Use of site surveys to aid preplanned responses • Command, control, communications, and intelligence (C3I) issues • Development of a Patrol Response Team (PRT) • Use of a mobile Tactical Operations Center (TOC) • Containment and isolation • Tactical room entry and clearing • Breaching with the tactical shotgun • Shields and other bulletproof materials • Issues concerning the use of counter-snipers • Practical drills • Low light issues

*Re-certification required every three years for Instructor courses

Duration: 3 Days Tuition: $495.00 Ammunition: 400 Rounds Pistol, 100 Rounds Shotgun Equipment Required: Wraparound eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat , pistol with three magazines and holster, duty belt, shotgun and magazine pouches with ten rounds total, full duty gear including body armor, oc spray, baton, flashlight, and handcuffs. Dates and Locations: Aug 7-9, Jefferson Twp, NJ

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Use-Of-Force Manager

This course will separate tactical myth from tactical reality. It has been designed for team leaders and senior law-enforcement commanders who want to experience concentrated, in-depth immersion in all aspects of tactical team-building, command structure and philosophy, cutting-edge tactics and technology, and the latest use-of-force doctrines.

This program is designed to better prepare a department to implement a Use-of-Force Management Program. Instruction is given on creating a road map for managing the use-of-force, so that managers can better assess the needs of their agencies and give better training to officers. Officers then become more confident that they can do their jobs properly and safely, and community trust is fostered through the complete, thorough review of use-of-force incidents, with corrective action taken, if needed.

Topics that will be covered are:

Topics that will be covered are:

Tactical Commanders Course

• The truth about incident command • Leadership in SWAT • Tactical planning and responsibilities • Crowd and riot control issues and munitions • Rapid intervention to “active shooter” situations • Rescue team concept • Suicide by SWAT • SWAT options on WMD/terrorism situations • Conducting safe and realistic training • Civil liability in tactical and training situations • Less lethal munitions case law • Tactical situations case study scenarios Duration: 3 Days Tuition: $495.00 Ammunition: None required Equipment Required: None Dates and Locations: May 24-26, Santa Monica, CA Aug 30-Sep 1, Norfolk, VA Nov 1-3, Green Bay, WI

• Constitution/Bill of Rights • Relevant Case Law • State Statutes/Administrative Rules • Relevant Regulatory/Training Standards • Departmental Policy & Procedures • Departmental Use-of-Force Model • Departmental Training Programs • Incident Preparation/Response/Review • Incident Scene Management • How to Conduct an Incident Debriefing Session • Subject/Incident/Departmental Debriefing • Incident Documentation • Tracking Use-of-Force Incidents • Liability Management Issues • UOF Advisory Committee Development • Incident Review/Response/Announcements • Citizen Interaction & Support • How to Generate Agency Buy In • How to review a UOF Incident • Deposition and Courtroom Testimony • Understanding How Cases are Resolved • Special Use-of-Force Manager Challenges Duration: 3 Days Tuition: $395.00 Ammunition: None Equipment Required: None Dates and Locations: Sep 11-13, Sioux City, IA Oct 11-13, Phoenix, AZ

Tactical Canine Operations This course is designed for the Canine team. This course will provide the Canine teams with information and practical skills to increase their effectiveness as part of the tactical response option. The course will give the Canine handler and the canine partner skills, which will improve their operational ability in the tactical environment. The course will focus on advanced canine skills that will enhance the canine team’s safety and liability when operating in the tactical environment.

Handler and Canine must have good off lead obedience to attend this course. Topics that will be covered: • Canine handler officer survival skills • Small team search tactics and techniques • Tactical Obedience • Canine Arrest Team tactics • Developing and implementing SWAT Canine program • Firearms Deployment skills for the Canine handler Duration: 5 days Tuition: $795.00 Ammunition: 250 rounds pistol, 1 Flash Diversionary Device Equipment required: Operator: Wraparound eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, pistol with three magazines, duty belt, bullet resistant body armor, flashlight, elbow and knee pads, chemical agent mask, Tactical helmet. K-9: Quality 6 ft. lead, 30 ft. lead and short “traffic” lead, Fur Saver collar, pinch collar (if needed), leather collar, muzzle and bag of small cotton balls for K-9 ear protection. Dates and Locations: Check our website for upcoming classes. Dates are added frequently.

S.K.I.D.D.S./SWAT & K-9's Interacting During Deployment School For those that do not understand canines or have a misconception of how beneficial canines can be to a SWAT team during a SWAT deployment, S.K.I.D.D.S. is the answer. The goal of this three day course will be to educate and train both canine handlers and the SWAT team on the deployment of police service dogs in a SWAT operation. This will be accomplished through classroom education and team building scenarios. This course was not designed for just SWAT or just K-9’s. It is designed for both to attend, together. Each department that attends must send a minimum of four SWAT members and one K9 handler. Topics that will be covered are: • Uses of a K-9 in a SWAT operation • Handler and K-9 selection for SWAT • Legal issues • Report writing • Approaches • Entries • Team movement with the dog • Arrest techniques • Range training • Live fire team movements. Duration: 3 Days Tuition: $495.00 Equipment for K-9 and handlers: Police Service Dog and Unit, Utility Uniform & Duty Gear, Duty Weapon & 250 rounds of Ammo, Vest/Tactical & Helmet, Flashlight, Bite Suit or Sleeve, Muzzle, Two 30' Leashes, Collar, Gas Mask, Large Cotton Balls, Eye And Ear Protection, First Aid Equipment, Large Amount Of Drinking Water and Rain gear. Equipment for SWAT: SWAT Uniform, Tact Vest, Helmet & Equipment, 300 rounds of ammo per person, Shoulder Weapon & Handgun, Flashlight, Gas Mask, Eye And Ear Protection, Ballistic Shield (Optional), Mirror (Optional), Elbow And Knee Pads, Large Amount of Drinking Water, One Flash Bang/Edd Per Person and Rain gear. Dates and Locations: Check our website for upcoming classes. Dates are added frequently.

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NWTC’s Tactical House is part of NWTC’s Public Safety and Criminal Justice Technology Center. The Tactical House at just over 6000 sq. feet features: • Movable interior walls and furnishings. • 22 cameras that can be placed at 40 vantage points. • Fully functional arrest intake facility. • Equipment support to provide training challenges that will enhance the learner’s opportunities.

NWTC’s Forcible Entry Structure / Firearms Training Area is part of NWTC’s Public Safety and Criminal Justice Technology Center. The Forcible Entry Structure, manufactured by PortaTarget, is approximately 4500 sq. ft., covered for year round use, featuring:

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• Reactive targets. • Breach doors • Cameras to record operations • Lighting for 24 hour use

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Schedule/Registration

Team One Schedule 2006 Schedule Jan 17-21 Jan 23-27 Feb 6-10 Feb 6-10 Feb 9-12 Feb 13-17 Feb 13-17 Feb 15 Feb 19-24 Feb 20-24 Feb 21-22 Feb 27-28 Mar 1-3 Mar 6-7 Mar 6-10 Mar 8-9 Mar 9-10 Mar 14-16 Mar 14-16 Mar 20-22 Mar 23-24 Mar 27-29 Mar 29-31 Apr 3-4 Apr 3-7 Apr 5-7 Apr 11-13 Apr 17-19 Apr 17-21 Apr 17-21 Apr 20-21 Apr 26 May 1-3 May 1-2 May 1-5 May 3-5 May 4-5 May 8-9 May 8-10 May 8-10 May 10-12 May 15-17 May 15-19

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May 18-19 May 19-21 May 22-24 May 24-26 Jun 7-9

ASLET Albuquerque, NM Tactical Rifle Instructor Palm Beach, FL Firearms Operations for the EP Specialist Lakeland, FL Officer Survival: For the Patrol Officer Phoenix, AZ SHOT Show Las Vegas, NV Vehicle Operations Lakeland, FL Basic Active Countermeasures Instructor Lexington, SC Springfield Armory Armorer 1911 Florence, AL Executive/Victim Witness Protection Lakeland, FL Verbal Judo 102: Professional Communications Skills Instructor Lafayette, IN Sage Impact Munitions Instructor Lenexa, KS Benelli Armorer West Palm Beach, FL Springfield Armory Armorer West Palm Beach, FL Sage Armorer West Palm Beach, FL Active Countermeasures Tactical Instructor Kennedy Space Center, FL Benelli Armorer London, OH European Trainers Conference Nurnburg, Germany TREXPO West Los Angeles, CA Springfield Armory Armorer Austin, TX Low Light/Laser InstructorKennedy Space Center, FL Shoot House Instructor Kennedy Space Center, FL Springfield Armory Armorer Saginaw, MI Sage Less Lethal ordnance System Instructor South Gate, CA Benelli Armorer Green Bay, WI Simulation Instructor Development Lafayette, IN Low Light/Laser Instructor Green Bay, WI TAC Pro Mid West Indianapolis, IN Springfield Armory Armorer Woodbridge, VA Officer Survival: For the Female Officer Edneyville, NC Active Countermeasures Tactical Instructor Sioux City, IA Benelli Armorer Woodbridge, VA Springfield Armory Armorer 1911 Burden, KS Tactical Entry Operations Green Bay, WI Benelli Armorer Phoenix, AZ Correctional Emergency Response Team (CERT) Instructor Milwaukee, WI Low Light/Laser Instructor Phoenix, AZ Shoot House Instructor Green Bay, WI Benelli Armorer Norfolk, VA Tactical Surveillance Operations Fredericksburg, VA Police 1911 Pistol Santa Monica, CA Springfield Armory Armorer Norfolk, VA Safe & Realistic Training Instructor St. Charles, MO Cell Extraction & Control Systems Instructor Lafayette, IN Shoot House Instructor St. Charles, MO Low Light Laser Instructor Marietta, GA TAC Pro East Norfolk, VA Tactical Commanders Santa Monica, CA Team One Network Instructor Conference West Palm Beach, FL

Jun 11-16 Jun 21-23

IALEFI Annual Training Conference Palm Beach, FL Sage Less Lethal Ordnance Instructor Fredericksburg, VA Jun 26-30 Hostage Rescue Operations Prince William Co, VA Jul 10-11 Concealed Carry Operations Palm Beach, FL Jul 12-14 Tactical 3-Gun Instructor Development Palm Beach, FL Jul 17-21 Tactical Pistol Instructor Palm Beach, FL Jul 18-19 Benelli Armorer Montezuma, IA Jul 19-21 Low Light/Laser Instructor Chattanooga, TN Jul 19-21 Tactical Ballistic Shield Instructor Broomfield, CO Jul 24-28 Tactical Submachine Gun Instructor Chattanooga, TN Jul 31-Aug 4 Tactical Shotgun Instructor Chattanooga, TN Aug 7-9 Active Shooter Instructor Jefferson Twp, NJ Aug 7-9 Springfield Armory Armorer Tacoma, WA Aug 10-11 Concealed Carry Operations Jefferson Twp, NJ Aug 10-11 Benelli Armorer Tacoma, WA Aug 13-18 Executive/Victim Witness Protection Green Bay, WI Aug 14-18 Precision Rifle Instructor Santa Monica, CA Aug 23-25 TREXPO East Chantilly, VA Aug 30-Sep 1Tactical Commanders Norfolk, VA Sep 6-8 Tactical Surveillance Operations Norfolk, VA Sep 11-13 Use of Force Manager Sioux City, IA Sep 14-15 Shoot House Instructor Alameda, CA Sep 18-22 Tactical Shotgun Instructor Orange County, CA Sep 19-21 Sage Less Lethal Ordnance Instructor Oscoda, MI Sep 25-27 Springfield Armory Armorer Oceanside, CA Sep 28-29 Benelli Armorer Oceanside, CA Oct 2-6 Active Countermeasures Tactical Instructor Lafayette, IN Oct 2-4 Tactical Ballistic Shield Instructor Green Bay, WI Oct 5-6 Shoot House Instructor Green Bay, WI Oct 9-10 Benelli Armorer Salemburg, NC Oct 10-12 Low Light/Laser Instructor Salemburg, NC Oct 11-13 Springfield Armory Armorer Salemburg, NC Oct 11-13 Use of Force Manager Phoenix, AZ Oct 14-17 IACP Boston, MA Oct 16-20 Active Countermeasures Tactical Instructor Phoenix, AZ Oct 18-20 Tactical Ballistic Shield Instructor Palm Beach, FL Oct 23-25 Safe and Realistic Training Instructor Palm Beach, FL Oct 26-27 Shoot House Instructor Palm Beach, FL Oct 30-Nov 3 Verbal Judo 102: Professional Communication Skills Instructor Lexington, SC Nov 1-3 Tactical Commanders Green Bay, WI Nov 6-10 SWAT Round Up Orlando, FL Nov 13-15 Springfield Armory Armorer Norfolk, VA Nov 16-17 Benelli Armorer Norfolk, VA

For more information on joining, hosting courses or arranging a modified program at your location, contact Team One Network at: Team One Network: 620 Richards Ferry Rd Fredericksburg, VA 22406 Office: 540-752-8190 Fax: 540-752-8192 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.teamonenetwork.com

Registration Form Mail or Fax all registrations to: Team One Network Patsey Drew-Rios, Training Coordinator 711 Avondale Drive Sterling, VA 20164 Phone Number: 703.421.2970 Fax Number: 703.444.5354 Email: [email protected] Register online at: http://www.teamonenetwork/registerclass.html

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