Two-Person Close Quarter Tactics
Urban tactics for defending against a deadly attack
Given the rising frequency of deadly attacks and terrorist incidents, it is not unlikely that security professionals and ordinary citizens will find themselves in situations where they need to defend themselves with the help of a partner. It can be very dangerous for two people to attempt to fight together as a team if they are not trained to do so and if they have not practiced and rehearsed beforehand.
This course and the associated training manual were developed by a team of experts with extensive special operations and law-enforcement experience. The course includes presentations, videos/animations, audio narration, interactive activities/assessments and many other digital training tools and resources. The course can be used by individual learners, or by instructors in a classroom environment. The course covers a wide range of tactical subjects including…
The manual also provides specific suggestions on how to prepare for and deal with likely tactical scenarios including home invasion and deadly attackers (active shooter).
All students will receive a serial numbered completion certificate upon finishing the course.
The Importance of Two-Person Tactics
FREE PREVIEWThe Four Pillars of Survival
Positioning Before Entry: Introduction
Positioning Before Entering an Open Door
FREE PREVIEWPositioning Before Entering a Closed Door
Positioning Before Entry: Quiz
Clear Without Entry: Introduction
Clear Without Entry: Center-Fed Open Door
Clear Without Entry: Center-Fed Closed Door
Clear Without Entry: Corner-Fed Open Door
Clear Without Entry: Corner-Fed Closed Door
Clear Without Entry: Quick Clear
Clear Without Entry: Quiz
Delayed Entry: Introduction
Delayed Entry: Center-Fed Open Door
Delayed Entry: Center-Fed Closed Door
Delayed Entry: Corner-Fed Open Door
Delayed Entry: Corner-Fed Closed Door
Delayed Entry: Different Door Configurations
Delayed Entry: Quiz
Multiple Rooms: Introduction
Multiple Rooms: Open Doors
Multiple Rooms: Closed Doors
Multiple Rooms: Multiple Open Doors
Multiple Rooms: Quiz
Hallways: Introduction
Hallway Movement
Hallway Room Entry
L-Shape Intersection: High-Low
L-Shape Intersections: Near-Far
T-Shape Intersection: Immediate Clear
X-Shape Intersection: Immediate Clear
Intersections with Uneven Corners
Clearing Intersections on the Move
Hallways: Quiz
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Single-Person Close Quarters Battle