CRI Counter Terrorism Israeli Force Protection and Counter Guerilla Warfare course

	*Force Protection Training* & *Counter Guerrilla Warfare Course*

	Israeli Anti-Terrorism Training School

	Duration: Based on class size and how the course is tailored. Location: Las Vegas, Nevada or travel to other locations with a minimum number of participants. Please call for additional information and pricing. Course Summary: This course will develop the participants as team members, as well as individuals, in force protection and countering guerrilla warfare. All exercises cover from basic soldier levels to command levels. Subjects from the Course Outline: Primary learning modules: The course is broken down into Eighteen main modules. Based on the requirements and time available this can be tailored to fit the group: Countering Threats & Terrorists Tactics Surveillance and Counter Surveillance IED’s & Vehicle Inspection Route Planning Basic and Intermediate Off-Road Driving Basic ATV All-Terrain Driving Evasive, Offensive and Defensive Driving Skills Counter Ambush Training Dead Man Takeover Exercises Team/Team Member Recovery Under Attack Less Lethal Weapons & Tactics Terminal Ballistics Involved in Vehicle Attacks Field Expedient Bulletproofing Using a Vehicle as Cover Live Fire From a Vehicle During an Ambush Force on Force Counter Ambush Tactics Defensive Tactics Survival Behind Enemy Lines Below is a list of topics to be covered in the course: 1) Countering Threats & Terrorists Tactics Use of car bombs Detecting car bombs Detecting suicide bombers Disarming a suicide bomber before detonation 2) Surveillance and Counter Surveillance Surveillance detection skills Counter espionage and hostile gathering of information Israeli method of surveillance detection Using daily logs and detection matrixes 3) IED’s & Vehicle Inspection Scanning for various types of booby traps Explosives Letter bombs Anti-sabotage Detection of car bombs and booby trapped vehicles Stopping a suspected car bomb in progress Scanning a vehicle for explosives Counter measures for explosives Detecting and stopping a suicide bomber suspect moving towards a vehicle or facility Various methods of scanning a vehicle for booby trap explosives Scanning a building for booby traps Detecting booby traps on the roadways 4) Route Planning Risk assessment Deception used by the enemy to influence route planning Alternative routes, choke points, danger areas, safe areas, emergency services, planned construction and expected traffic patterns Case studies on how poor route planning can cause the deaths of military and other critical personnel Identifying hostile populations 5) Basic and Intermediate Off-Road Driving Hands on driving training with SUV’s, HUMMV’s and sedans in off-road and cross country environment as requested Terrain and weather assessment in relation to vehicle mobility Vehicle capability and limits Preserving the vehicle in relation to weather, terrain and environment 6) Basic ATV All-Terrain Driving Driving through obstacle courses Driving on rocks and deep sand Crossing falling trees Crossing ravines Techniques on how to climb and descend from steep hills Driving through mud and on uneven roads Recovery and self recovery Use of winches, cables, straps, D shackles, high-lo jack, pull pal and 2x4’s Improvising recovery tools 7) Evasive, Offensive and Defensive Driving Skills/Counter Force-Off Tactics Professional driving skills used by secret service, Special Forces, police and bodyguards Winches, cables, straps, D shackles, high-lo jack, pull pal and 2x4’s Improvising recovery tools Braking techniques and skid control maneuvers Surprise new off-road recovery techniques exclusively developed by CRI Handling multiple vehicles that are attempting to force the vehicle off road Understanding over/under steering a vehicle Dynamics of avoiding obstacles Emergency braking and turns Evasive maneuvers -- forward 180 degree turns (bootlegs), and reverse 180 degree turns (J-turns) Reverse 270 developed exclusively by CRI as an effective technique for countering ambushes Tactical ramming Barricade breeching Forward and reverse ramming Ramming various sizes of vehicles and obstacles Pushing vehicles and obstacles with a vehicle Situational exercises simulating vehicular attacks Contact exercises in preventing the vehicle from being run off road or stopped Correct escaping maneuvers Taking control of the vehicle after the driver has been immobilized Split-second decision making drills Counter roadblocks and illegal checkpoint survival Driving under fire Emergency procedures Handling the vehicle in an obstacle course Deceptive terrorist traffic stops Correct functioning while in pursuit or being pursued High speed vehicle maneuvers 8) Counter Ambush Training Countering ambushes Close protection drills Counter ambush and kidnapping drills Tactical patrol and roadblocks Terrorist traffic stops Surviving Molotov Cocktail bomb attack Rescuing a follow soldier held at gunpoint Evacuation and rescue of a team vehicle that has been ambushed Tactical evacuation of wounded team members and vehicles under ambush attack Surviving terrorist ambush on a convoy 9) Dead Man Takeover Exercises Vehicle recovery with driver disabled (wounded, in shock, etc.) Gaining control of the steering wheel and pedals from the side and rear Performing evasive, offensive and defensive maneuvers including ramming, Pit maneuver and counter Pit Maneuver (“fishtailing”) Maneuvering the vehicle around tight corners Escaping from a pursuing vehicle 10) Team/Team Member Recovery Under Attack Extinguishing a teammate in flames Handling fire in the vehicle from a Molotov Cocktail or a fire bomb Reacting to a hand grenade thrown into an occupied vehicle Evacuating under enemy sniper (counter sniper) Evacuating wounded teammates under fire Secured withdrawal to safe cover 11) Less Lethal Weapons & Tactics Familiarization and use of CS gas, grenades, stun guns, Tazers, rubber bullets, paintball technology for riot control including heat and burning affects Tactical use of pepper spray and expandable batons Functioning correctly in lynch-type scenarios Rescuing a team being lynched Tactical use of CS gas 12) Terminal Ballistics Involved in Vehicle Attacks Results of shooting a vehicle Shooting at the windshield, rear window and tires Shooting at the body of the vehicle (doors, engine block, trunk) Penetrating of different calibers on the vehicle (9mm, 40, 45, 5.56, 7.62) Deflection of rounds on a windshield 13) Field Expedient Bulletproofing Live-fire tests with: Sandbags (dry/wet) Phonebooks Paper reams Compacted newspaper 14) Using a Vehicle as Cover Using vehicles as cover against shooters and explosives Areas of the vehicle that provide the best protection Taking cover behind the vehicle in relation to shooting from different angles and heights Taking cover behind the vehicle while under fire from several directions 15) Live Fire From a Vehicle During an Ambush Static and dynamic shooting from inside a vehicle (handguns and assault rifles) Shooting from sedans, SUV’s and HUMMV’s Shooting tactics from a static and moving vehicle to counter ambushes (short, medium and long range) Shooting techniques from braking contact Shooting techniques to create contact (assault) Eliminating an ambush under pressure of time 16) Force on Force Counter Ambush Tactics These exercises will be performed on three levels: Individual, Team and Command Each solider will protect themselves using shooting and defensive tactics Unconventional shooting methods during various exercises Shooting from vehicle while driving Exercises of force on force around vehicles, homes, offices and on streets Realistic counter sniper exercises using scope rifles Force on Force: Shooting Improvement Skills · Tactical Israeli Point Shooting · Basic & Advanced CQB · Dynamic drills using handguns and assault rifle (if using handguns) · Engaging various targets · Shooting at moving targets · Shooting from a moving vehicle · Shooting at a moving vehicle · Shooting in densely populated areas · Shooting in low visibility (smoke, fire, fog, darkness) · Shoot/don’t shoot drills and exercises 17) Defensive Tactics Weapons disarmament including handguns and assault rifles Knife fighting Disarming an assailant with a knife or sharp object ITS (Israeli Tactical Survival) special defensive tactics method developed by CRI that instructs how to effectively deal with severe crime and terrorist attacks in the field of hand-to-hand combat 18) Survival Behind Enemy Lines Releasing from being tied by a rope, duct tape, wire and handcuffs Escaping from captivity Improvising/creating weapons Surviving beheading attempt Surviving execution attempt Stealth techniques Student-Provided Recommended Equipment: Notebook, pen and pencil, sunscreen, hydration system, shooting glasses, ear protection, appropriate clothing for seasonal inclement weather (hot, cold, rain or snow), weapons cleaning kit, (knit cap and brimmed) hat, knee and elbow pads, hiking or tactical boots, pants with cargo pockets, shooting gloves, tinted glasses, multi tool, range bag, and thumb drive for class photos. (No camouflaged clothing please.) Provided by CRI: Course materials, weapons (when part of the course - Glock 17 & AR-15), 600 rounds, meals during training, ear and eye protection, soft body armor, knee and elbow pads, holsters. Prerequisites that must be completed PRIOR to beginning the Training Course: Due to the extensive nature of the training during this course, a thorough background investigation will be conducted on all persons registering. CRI School reserves the right to require any trainee to undergo a polygraph test administered by CRI regarding any possible affiliation to a terrorist and or criminal organization. Persons who are convicted felons, have a documented history of mental illness, or have been convicted of domestic violence crimes (misdemeanor or felony) need not apply. Forms: Registration Form, Physical Activity Readiness Questionnaire, Physician's Consultation, Background Check (please include photo ID copy). For more information call: 702-222-3489 or E-mail us.

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Dead Man Takeover Exercises

9) Dead Man Takeover Exercises