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FREE GLOCK /S&W 9mm
or 40 cal Handgun
When you sign up for CRI
800-631-8191 or
702-408-2599
Training is OPEN To Civilians , Law Enforcement, Military & Federal
Agents
CRI LEAD THE TACTICAL WORLD INTO A NEW ERA
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Duration:
12 days
Location:
Las Vegas, Nevada
Course
Summary: This
is the full-length 12 day course, encompassing a much more in-depth
studies and practical exercises as opposed to our shortened versions. This 5-15, (Basic, Advanced, Professional) day course is
designed to bring the trainees to a very high skill level in order to
provide security and confidence to the person that they guard as well as
themselves. Lately, due to television and the movie industry, a large
quantity of old techniques and information about body guarding procedures
are being shown as modern, however they are not effective. Our courses
offer updated knowledge and skills based on Israeli methods on how to do
the job.
This
course is designed for those serving on corporate executive protection
details in high threat international assignments, law enforcement
personnel serving on protection details, and individual security
contractors conducting high-threat international protective security
operations. This course is
also in-depth and fast paced, up to 10
hour days.
Primary
learning modules: The
course is broken down into TWELVE main modules:
Protective
Operations, Details and Formations
Terrorist
Cultural analysis & Threat assessment
Surveillance,
Counter-Surveillance & Surveillance Detection:
Escape
from Captivity
Tactical
Medicine
Tactical
Shooting
Countering
Ambushes
Defensive
Tactics
Suicide
Bombers, Car Bombs, IED's and Alarms
Maritime
Operations
Israeli
Close Quarter Combat (CQB)
Intermediate
Israeli Driving – no contact & contact
Protective
Operations, Details and Formations:
Introduction
to High Risk Operator Close Protection work
Organization
of Protective Security Details & PSD Formations
PSD
(Protective Security Detail) role against insurgents
Movements
and footwork for individual and team positions
Arcs
of responsibility and tasks for each member of the team for 1, 2, 3, 4
and 5 person teams
Counter
action drills for 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 person teams
Walking
drills, low & high profile operations
Client
education, control and movement
Tactical
communications
Communication
while under attack
Survival
Mindset & Combat Stress
Protective
Hardware, Gear & communications
Combative
Arabic
Vehicle
Mounts and Dismounts
Vehicle
Search Procedures
Vehicle
Engagement / Down Vehicle / Bail Out Drills
Attack
Methodology Against Protective Security High and low profile operations
Tactics,
Special Situations, Overt/Covert operational methods
Security
Advance, Route selections and site surveys
Movements
by road, escorting and walking drills
Terrorist
Cultural analysis & Threat assessment:
Cultural
analysis & Threat assessment
Cultural
Debriefing & Understanding
Counter
espionage and hostile gathering of information
Cultural
Debriefing and Understanding
Overt
and covert operations for anti terrorism
How
and when to use/not use translators
Procedures
when working with informants
Cultural
analysis & Arab dress codes
Language
pattern analysis
Loyalties
to groups
Body
language (Islamic and other)
Deceptive
body language
Language
pattern analysis
Interpreting
behavior
Territorial
awareness
Terrorist
security procedures
Terrorist
bases and hiding places
How
terrorists prioritize targets
Exercises
in functioning as "terrorists" performing surveillance
Accomplice
and support network
Deception
by terrorists while gathering intelligence
Loyalties
to groups
Surveillance,
Counter-Surveillance & Surveillance Detection:
Types
of surveillance (mobile, discreet, fixed, technical, cold delivery vs.
controlled delivery)
Surveillance
phases (pickup, follow, housing)
Urban
and rural, foot, mobile & static surveillance methods (map reading,
use of cover, switched on/switched off, use of vehicles, dress and
mannerisms)
Recognizing
surveillance vantage points, choke points and weaknesses of routes and
installations
Controlled
visits at various sites (periods of time, controlling the site,
controlled visit)
Surveillance
driving
Driving
patterns in convert operations
Team
dynamics (team work, duties of individual team members, coordination)
Night
surveillance
Covert
and overt counter surveillance and surveillance deterrence
Losing
surveillance by foot or vehicle
Counter
surveillance routes
Surveillance
detection and deception skills
Israeli
method of surveillance detection
Recognizing
surveillance teams
Escape
from Captivity:
Releasing
from being tied by a rope, duct tape, wire and/or handcuffs
Learning
to deal with emotional/psychological abuse
Surviving
beheading attempts & execution attempts by firearms
Surviving
drowning attempts & execution attempts by edged weapons
Stealth
Tactics
Deceptive
approach while escaping
Working
in completely dark environments
Sabotage
techniques in order to prevent enemy pursuit
Correct
movement around motion sensors
Counter
car-jacking & commandeering a vehicle while escaping
Starting
a vehicle without a key
Physical
attack while seated in a vehicle
Management
of team hostages in order to escape successfully
Taking
down enemy guards
Booby
trapping an area for deception while escaping
Recognizing
various types of explosives and devices
Manipulating
electricity and other technologies against captors
Deceptive
views of enemy transportation infrastructure
Escaping
tactics in severe situations when convoy has been destroyed by the enemy
Deceptive
communication techniques with other hostages
Fighting
effectively after being partially immobilized or wounded
Tactical
Medicine:
Tactical
Medicine in a combat environment
Care
under the most life-threatening conditions
Priorities
of administering first aid under fire
HCAPER
- Trauma Casualty assessment, body search
Basic
and Intermediate airway management
Open
and Closed chest wounds and decompression
TENSION
PNEUMOTHORAX
Hemorrhage
management including tourniquet use
Patient
Assessment: Triage, Primary and Secondary Surveys
The
realities of setting up an efficient triage system
Basic
and Intermediate Airway Management
Hemorrhage/Bleeding
Management–Tourniquets/Hemostatic Agents
Basic
Life Support: Artificial Respiration & CPR
Cervical
Spine Injuries and Immobilization
Musculo-skeletal
Injuries and Splinting
Emergency
Wound Care and Infection Management
Environmental
Emergencies (heat, cold, drowning)
Burns
and Blast Injuries
The
differences between law enforcement and military field care
Best
methods for transporting your gear while on the scene
Right
equipment and supplies for a tactical medical kit
Medical
kit development - Equipment for combat
Patient
extrication/movement
Tactical
vs non tactical decisions & Medical-Legal Issues
Tactical
Shooting:
Tactical
Israeli Point Shooting.
Basic &
advanced pistol and rifle operations.
Sight
Picture / Sight Alignment.
Simulative,
instinctive
and reactive shooting.
Procedures
for drawing weapons.
Magazines
changes
One
hand magazine changes.
Shooting
while kneeling.
Shooting
from the prone position.
Shooting
while failing back (surprise exercises).
Shooting
at moving targets (side, front, diagonal).
Shooting
while injured and disoriented.
Shooting
while in motion (running, walking).
Shooting
from and around cover.
Using
cover while shooting: left,
right, above, below.
Shooting
from a moving vehicle (static and dynamic).
Quick
recovery from weapon jams (Immediate action drills).
Weapons
transition (pistol to rifle).
Procedures
for tactically exiting a vehicle.
Dynamic
movement forward and backwards (bounding)
High to low
and back to high position shooting (elevators)
Dynamic
drills using handguns and assault rifle.
High
emotional and mental pressure and tension exercises.
Basic
weapons disarmament including handguns and assault rifles.
Countering
Ambushes:
Sharp
shooting tactics to eliminate an ambush within 10 seconds
Enemy
sniper detection and elimination
Counter
Assault Team Drills
Ambushes
& Counter/ Anti-ambush tactics
Location
attacks
Surviving
the kill zone
Assisting
a team under stress
Surviving
mob attack
Controlling
multiple individuals
Techniques
for taking down insurgents after the motorcade has been immobilized
Defensive
Tactics:
Tactical
thinking, weapons retention and disarmament
Weapons
disarmament including handgun and assault rifles
Fighting
in a professional and devastating way to an aggressor
Understanding
pressure points and the weak points in the human body
Countering
joint locks, grabs, punches, kicks and choking
Ground
fighting and countering Brazilian Jui Jit Su
"Trick"
fighting tactics and also how to counter them
Correct
timing in a street confrontation
Surviving
attacks from Multiple attackers
Countering
attacks with broken bottles, chains, batons, tire iron, etc.
Dealing
with attacks involving axes, ropes for strangulation, etc.
Surviving
in a vehicle surrounded by 3 to 4 armed hostile captors
Physical
attack while you are seated in your vehicle
Fighting
effectively after being partially immobilized or wounded
Handling
expert and severe brutal knife attacks from multiple attackers
Knife
throwing techniques
Disarming
an assailant with a knife or sharp object
Physical
& mental conditioning
Developing
speed, coordination, stamina, strength, and flexibility
Suicide
Bombers, Car Bombs, IED's and Alarms:
IED
(Improvised Explosive Devices) constructing and recognizing
Understanding
the mechanisms of the suicide bomber's device
Various
methods of scanning a vehicle for booby trap explosives
Detecting
booby traps on the roadways
Use
of dogs and other animals as explosive delivery tools
Recognizing
booby traps against police or military
Explosives
& Letter bombs basics
Terrorist
use of unconventional explosives
Israeli
method of tripwire detection
Personnel
searching techniques
Disabling
enemy alarm systems
Israeli
Close Quarter Combat (CQB):
Introduction
to room clearing techniques
Tactical
Israeli Point Shooting
Basic
& Advanced CQB
Basics
of stealth and dynamic entries
Clearing
in limited visibility
Tactical
planning, tactics and situational awareness
Single
level building techniques
Individual
to 12-man team deployment during entries
Evacuation
procedures: hostages and
casualties
Hi-tech
use and deployment for hostage rescue or raids
Evacuation
procedures: hostages and
casualties
Rapid
evacuation of hostages
Correct
handling of enemy bodies
Dealing
with booby traps in the building
Tripwire,
step line devices detection
Tactical
use of flashlight and laser in buildings
Silent
communications & Silent/Noisy approach
Tactical
handcuffing techniques
Stealth
tactics and camouflage
Method
of dealing with hostile dogs
Distraction
techniques
Teamwork
with limited communication
Maritme
Operations:
Maneuvering
a marine vessel
High
speed marine evacuation
Intermediate
Israeli Driving – no contact:
Vehicle
selection, modification and emergency procedures
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
High
speed vehicle maneuvers, braking techniques and skid control maneuvers
Understanding
over/under steering a vehicle
Motorcycle
riding and deployment
Maneuvering
a vehicle through a realistic obstacle course during an emergency
situation
Emergency
braking and turns
Correct
escaping maneuvers
Taking
control of the vehicle after the driver has been immobilized
Handling
the vehicle in an obstacle course
Split-second
decision making drills
Correct
functioning while in pursuit or being pursued
Advanced
Israeli Driving with contact:
Handling
multiple vehicles that are attempting to force the vehicle off road
Escaping
using a vehicle during a high speed pursuit without losing control of
the vehicle
Situational
exercises simulating vehicular attacks
Motorcycle
riding and deployment
Tactical
ramming & Barricade breeching
Forward
and reverse ramming
Ramming
various sizes of vehicles and obstacles
Pushing
vehicles and obstacles with a vehicle
Deceptive
terrorist traffic stops
Counter
roadblocks and illegal checkpoint survival
Evacuating
the vehicle from a mob or paparazzi environment
Evacuation
of the vehicle during an ambush
Pitt
maneuver & Counter Pitt maneuver
Opening
fire at a pursuing vehicle during a high-speed chase
Driving
under fire
Motorcade
& vehicle escort
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: 800-631-8191 or 702-222-3489
or E-mail us.
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