DOD Training Courses
All of our DOD courses are taught by former active duty members of the US Special Operations Command. A customized course can be prepared for your unit, we can travel to your duty station with our Mobile Training Team (MTT) and save your unit money. In order to prepare the best course for you and your unit, call our office and talk with our director in order to find the best approach to your training needs. We promise to make the training as realistic and relevant to your needs as possible. Remember, our goal is to get you where you need to be and to help you stay ahead, to meet new and changing situations.
Firearms Training


Skills Taught
Troop Leading Procedures
Duties, Responsibilities and Actions of Infantry or Special Operations Leaders/Units
Developing Combat Orders
Building Terrain Models
Individual Movement Techniques under fire
Formations and Order of Movement
Team Movement Techniques
Immediate Action Drills for the Infantry Unit
Bounding Overwatch
Traveling Overwatch
Danger Areas
Call for Fire
Mission Planning
Ambush
Reconnaissance
Raids
Link-Up
9 Line Format and Use
Movement at Night
Use of Camouflage
Sleeping in the field
Building a Slit Trench
Packing your Rucksack
Waterproofing of gear
Eating in the Field
Staying Healthy in the Field
Personal Hygiene
Priorities of Work
Patrol Base Operations
Mission Support Site Operations
This course is limited to 12 students per course
Instructor Specific Skills Learned include
Range Safety
Range Set up
Developing Shooting drills
Developing shooting programs for specific missions
Developing Sustainment Training programs
Forecasting ammunition requirements
Developing targetry to support tactical engagements
Safety aspects of shooting steel
Upon completion of this course the instructor candidate will be able to teach the following skills to any unit member
Weapons systems set up
Weapon assembly/Disassembly
Weapons loading/unloading
Fundamentals of Combat Marksmanship (CMMS)
CMMS principals
Zero Theory
Bore/sight relationship
Immediate action for malfunctions
Tactical and Speed reloads
Integrated weapon transition
Trigger manipulation drills
Recoil management drills
Slow aimed fire
Rapid aimed fire
Single target engagement
Multiple target engagement
Use of cover and concealment
Use of cover and concealment with Vehicles
Barricade shooting
Shooting and moving
Shooting while moving
Use of weapons during low/No light situations
Combat Tactical Skills Evaluations
Timed Shooting Stress Evaluations
Course Requirements per student
Individual issued weapons with slings and optics attached
Unit individual tactical gear to include holster and ammo pouches
Unit required personal protective equipment
Unit required uniform
2500 rds rifle ammo
2500 rds pistol ammo
All issued Night-time/low light engagement equipment
Course Goals
Expert understanding and execution of the fundamentals of CMMS
Expert weapons integration and handling skills
Demonstrated expert skill level of methods of engagement.
Be certified as a Raidon Tactics Tactical Firearms Instructor.
Raidon Tactics shall provide
Instructors (1:5-6 Ratio)
Medical support
Training Ranges
Targets
TRAINING WILL TAKE PLACE AT 37 PSR GUNCLUB LOCATED 18 MINUTES FROM FT. BRAGG AT
1333 LOOP RD BUNNLEVEL NC 28323
Total cost = $2550 per student
max number of students is 6







Force Protection Training Courses
The 3 day Operational Survivability Skills Course provides students with knowledge of the different techniques dealing with intimate distance, intermediate distance and in-vehicle KLE ‘s and High-Risk Meetings that have gone wrong. The course also covers the use of Low-Profile single- or two-man movement in urban/Rural areas utilizing threat mitigation in a modular 360-degree live-fire shoot house. This is not a Close Quarters Battle course but a unique blend of individual skill sets that allow the mitigation of risk in the disengagement phase of a KLE/HRM gone bad. Students also learn counter-surveillance techniques, utilizing countermeasures for cyber-attacks and fortifying safehouse structures for threat mitigation. The Operational Survivability Skills Course is designed to give the student a very good overall knowledge of the equipment, proper use, and planning considerations needed to execute urban safe house operations, surveillance detection for force protection, low visibility KLEs/HRM, and defensive concealed handgun techniques in confined spaces at intimate distances. This course is physically demanding in use of individual close contact hand to hand combat, shooting and counter-Surveillance tactics, techniques and procedures.
Day 1 Skills
Safe House Occupation and Fortification
Counter Cyber Protection Measures
Surveillance Matrix Development
Patterns of Life Matrix Development
Day 2 Skills
Surveillance Detection Techniques
Urban area movement under surveillance, vehicle, foot, combined
Elicitation Techniques used by FIS
Casing
Route Selection
Day 3
Live fire Concealed Carry Engagement Techniques at Intimate and Intermediate Distances
Intro to Fighting off the initial Attack at Intimate Distances
In-Vehicle Fighting Techniques for KLE gone bad
The 5-day Operational Survivability Course provides students with knowledge of the different techniques dealing with intimate distance, intermediate distance and in-vehicle KLE ‘s and High-Risk Meetings that have gone wrong. The course also covers the use of Low-Profile single- or two-man movement in urban/Rural areas utilizing threat mitigation in a modular 360-degree live-fire shoot house. This is not a Close Quarters Battle course but a unique blend of individual skill sets that allow the mitigation of risk in the disengagement phase of a KLE/HRM gone bad. Students also learn counter-surveillance techniques, utilizing countermeasures for cyber-attacks and fortifying safehouse structures for threat mitigation. The Operational Survivability Skills Course is designed to give the student a very good overall knowledge of the equipment, proper use, and planning considerations needed to execute urban safe house operations, surveillance detection for force protection, low visibility KLEs/HRM, and defensive concealed handgun techniques in confined spaces at intimate distances. This course is physically demanding in use of individual close contact hand to hand combat, shooting and counter-Surveillance tactics, techniques and procedures.
Day 1 Skills
Surveillance Detection Techniques
Urban area movement under surveillance, vehicle, foot, combined
Route Selection
Day 2 Skills
Safe House Occupation and Fortification
Counter Cyber Protection Measures
Surveillance Matrix Development
Patterns of Life Matrix Development
Day 3 Skills
Advanced Concealed Carry Techniques
Day 4 Skills
Armed Combatives
Armed Intimate distance disengagement techniques (KLE gone bad)
Armed room to room maneuver
Day 5 Skills
Armed Vehicle Bailout techniques
Unarmed In vehicle-fighting Techniques
Unarmed Meeting gone bad Threat mitigation techniques
Counter-Terrorism Courses
Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection Courses
Hand to Hand Combat courses
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