Basic Structure Clearing Course - Intro to CQB
This class is designed for beginners into the CQB world. Tier Three Group's objective is to instruct the students in the difference between deliberate and dynamic clearing. Students should be able to employ techniques for a regular patrol response to a building clearing situation and a tactical raid search typically used in narcotic operations. Students should be able to use tactical thinking during these scenarios and demonstrate the ability for a team to work together in clearing a building.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
- Multiple Target Transition
- Principles of CQB
- Dynamic Entry vs Deliberate Entry
- Individual Roles and Responsibility
- Cover vs Concealment
- Sectors
- Multiple Room and Hallways
- Tactical Application/Tactics Theory
- Assaulter Roles and Responsibilites
- Door Procedures
- Breaching
- 2 Man Entry - 1&2 Man Actions
- Multiple Target / Malfunction / Transition Drills
- 4 Man Entry
- Dead Spaces
- Hallway Movement / Stairs
- Low Light CQB
- Scenario Based Training, plus much more....
REQUIRED EQUIPMENT
- Carbine Equipped with Optic
- Sling
- 3 magazines
- Single belt mounted mag pouch (PC/Chest rigs are welcome)
- Double magazine carrier
- Eye and ear protection
- Appropriate range attire (no open toe shoes or low-cut shirts)
- Hat
- Lunch & water
- Pen & paper
- This is a NO AMMO course!
- $200.00 is the standard course fee and does not include state fees.
Courses have limited seating to minimize instructor to student ratio.
Text or Call Us 956-739-2673 for further assistance
First Responder Breaching
This hands-on, dynamic course is designed to aid the first responder in approaching and breaching into a crisis site using traditional and non-traditional methods. The course covers the use of both manual and ballistic breaching tools to gain entry into a structure under extreme exigent circumstances that demand immediate entry to save and protect innocent lives.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
- Stealth/Surreptitious Breaching
- Manual Breaching
- Window Breaching
- Mechanical Breaching
- Ballistic Breaching
- High Energy Breaching
- Exigent breaching
REQUIRED EQUIPMENT
- Weapon systems with Optics along with ammunition
- 12-guage shotgun with ammunition
- Sling
- 3 magazines
- Single belt mounted mag pouch (PC/Chest rigs are welcome)
- Double magazine carrier
- Eye and ear protection
- Ram
- Sledge Hammer
- Bolt Cutters
- Pry bars
- Appropriate range attire (no open toe shoes or low-cut shirts)
- Hat
- Lunch & water
- Pen & paper
- email will be issued with correct count on ammunition to weapon systems
- $200.00 is the standard course fee and does not include state fees.
Courses have limited seating to minimize instructor to student ratio.
Text or Call Us 956-739-2673 for further assistance
Tactical Medicine for High Risk Response Teams
Tactical Medicine for High Risk Response Teams is designed to familiarize law enforcement personnel assigned to response teams (SWAT, SRT, etc.) or EMT-basic with the next operational level of first responder medical support. The course curriculum includes an overview of Tactical Casualty Care (TCCC), medical terminology, anatomy/physiology as it relates to trauma medicine. Airway Management, Chest Trauma and Advanced Bleeding Control procedures including the latest in TCCC application. The course combines classroom learning and hands-on skill stations. Scenario assessment stations enable you to put your learning to work in simulated trauma situations. This course can be tailored to agency-specific needs. In keeping with the nature of this course, students will plan, facilitate, and evaluate a culminating scenario-driven practical exercise. Student performance will be carefully evaluated and in-depth feedback will be provided during a comprehensive after-action debriefing.
LESSONS LEARNED ON THE BATTLEFIELD CAN BE EXTENDED INTO CIVILIAN PRACTICE, PARTICULARLY LAW ENFORCEMENT. IT IS OUR HOPE TO SHARE OUR COMBAT EXPERIENCE, ARMY LESSONS LEARNED TO ENHANCE THE PEACE KEEPER AND PEACE OFFICER RELATIONSHIP.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
- Introduction to Tactical Medicine
- Phases of Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC)
- Medical Terminology / Anatomy Physiology
- Bleeding Control
- Chest Trauma
- Shock Management
- Tactical Casualty Movements
- Casualty Evacuation
PREREQUISITES
- There are no prerequisites to attend this course.
SPECIAL NOTE:
- Appropriate clothing is mandatory as practical scenarios in this course are designed to be as realistic as possible. Be prepared for training inside or outdoors. Clothing and other equipment may become soiled or damaged during this training. Please wear clothing and shoes that you won't mind being ruined.
- $300.00 is the standard course fee and does not include state fees.
Courses have limited seating to minimize instructor to student ratio.
Text or Call Us 956-739-2673 for further assistance
High Risk Event Planning for Narcotic Operations
Raids for high risk narcotic warrants are extremely dangerous situations, and we can never be totally prepared for every eventuality in the fluid and dangerous environments in which we operate. This class presents a system for planning and preparing for high risk situations, teaching precautions that can be taken to insure the highest possible degree of safety while insuring the highest likelihood of success in our planned events. This class also presents scenario-based training, and how to give a structured briefing of planned events. The goal of this class is to impart to the officers the knowledge, techniques and the confidence needed to operate more safely and successfully during high risk planned counter narcotic operations.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
- Equipment Considerations
- Briefing and Presentation skills
- Intelligence gathering for high risk operations
- Risk analysis and threat assessment
- Command post considerations
- Medical considerations for high risk operations
- Team assign, develop, and brief high risk event plans (a practical exercise)
PREREQUISITES
- There are no prerequisites to attend this course.
- $300.00 is the standard course fee and does not include state fees.
Courses have limited seating to minimize instructor to student ratio.
Text or Call Us 956-739-2673 for further assistance