Anti Terrorism Training for Overseas Contractors

Anti Terrorism Training for Overseas Contractors & Executives

Watch this video and realize that you can rely only on yourself

While working overseas, especially in the Middle East, Bosnia, Africa and Latin America, it is not always wise to solely rely on outsourced security for safety and protection against terrorism. We have designed this course for contractors who want to put their safety in their own hands.

Course Outline:

Tactical Shooting (Handgun, Shotgun & Assault Rifle)

Tactical Israeli Point Shooting
Basic & Advanced CQB (Urban Warfare)
Dynamic drills using handguns and assault rifle (M4, Shotguns, AK-47)
Engaging various targets
Shooting at moving targets (side, front, diagonal)
Shooting from a moving vehicle (static and dynamic)
Shooting at a moving vehicle
Shooting in densely populated areas
Shooting in low visibility (smoke, fire, fog)
Shoot/don’t shoot drills and exercises
Using cover while shooting: left, right, above, below
Entry techniques
Corridor movement, shooting
Room clearing
Evacuation procedures: hostages and casualties
Simulative instinctive shooting
Procedures for drawing weapons
Quick recovery from weapon jams
Shooting while injured and disoriented
High emotional and mental pressure and tension exercises
Tactically moving within a crowd
Shooting while blinded
Night shooting
Tactical use of a flashlight
Laser sites
Procedures for tactically exiting a vehicle
Shooting while in motion (running, walking)
Shooting through vehicle windshield
Counter sniper shooting with a scope rifle
Force on force shooting exercises
Shooting while failing back (surprise exercises)
One hand magazine change
Live fire exercises on a vehicle with various calibers (observing the proper area of the vehicle to take cover from shots)

Surveillance and Counter Surveillance

Surveillance detection skills
Israeli method of surveillance detection
How terrorists prioritize targets
Exercises in functioning as “terrorists” performing surveillance
Surveillance deception
Urban and rural counter surveillance techniques
Losing surveillance by foot or vehicle
Recognizing surveillance teams
Covert and Overt anti surveillance
Covert and Overt counter surveillance
Counter surveillance routes
Counter electronic surveillance
Realistic practical exercises
Night Counter surveillance
Anti Surveillance driving
Threat assessment
Criteria for the selection of accommodation, venues, means of transport and routes
Recognizing surveillance vantage points, choke points and weaknesses of routes and installations
Suspicious signs, recognizing surveillance attempts (terrorist surveillance tactics) and counter surveillance
Tactical response to overt/covert surveillance
Final exercise in and around the city

Counter Ambush Training

Countering ambushes
Close protection drills
Counter ambush and kidnapping drills
Terrorist traffic stops
Surviving Molotov Cocktail bomb attack
Rescuing a follow team member 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
Counter assassination training (snipers, motorcycle team, explosives.)
Fighting techniques in low visibility environment (darkness, fog, smoke)
Counter measures for explosives
Counter sniper
Positioning vehicles on convoy during an ambush
Dealing with RPG and mortar attacks
Functioning under ambushes that combine suicide bombers, car bombs and shooting
Body searches
Terrorist methods
Aggressive and passive body language interpretation
Interpreting suspicious behavior
Dealing with enemies acting as friends
Dealing with assassination teams from a vehicle or motorcycle
Stopping a suicide bomber suspect moving towards and vehicle or facility
Surviving deadly first-fire strikes
Identifying terrorist attacker positions
Rapid vehicle deployment
Surviving multiple rolling ambushes
Realistic ambush exercises that are used by terrorists in Israel, Iraq and Afghanistan
Route Planning
Risk assessment
Deception used by the enemy to influence route planning
Understanding population behavior as an intelligence factor
Determining the fastest and safest routes to and from bases and other sites
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 critical personnel
Identifying hostile populations
Identifying potential hostile response from individuals and groups
Deterrence methods

Evasive, Offensive and Defensive Driving Skills/Counter Force-Off Tactics

Professional driving skills used by secret service, SF, police and bodyguards
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 and correct response
Correct functioning while in pursuit or being pursued
High speed vehicle maneuvers
Vehicle recovery with driver disabled (wounded, in shock, etc.)
Gaining control of the steering wheel and pedals from the side and rear
Maneuvering the vehicle around tight corners
Escaping from a pursuing vehicle

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
Evasion tactics
Surviving execution attempt
Crossing fences, obstacles and guard posts
Fighting while injured
Behavior while being held hostage
Stealth techniques

IED’s (Improvised Explosive Devices) & Vehicle Inspection

Scanning for various types of booby traps
Explosives
Letter bombs
Anti-sabotage
Detection of car bombs and booby trapped vehicles
Scanning a vehicle for explosives
Counter measures for explosives
Bomb scares
IED (Improvised Explosive Devices) constructing, recognizing and searching for
Terrorist methods of operation using explosives
Various methods of scanning a vehicle for booby trap explosives
Scanning a building for booby traps
Detecting booby traps on the roadways

Defensive Tactics

ITS (Israeli Tactical Survival), special defensive tactics method developed by CRI, instructs how to effectively deal with severe crime and terrorist attacks in the field of hand-to-hand combat.

Weapons disarmament including handguns and assault rifles
Knife fighting
Disarming an assailant with a knife or other sharp object
Fighting in a professional and devastating way to an aggressor
Countering grabs, punches, kicks and choking
Multiple attackers
Ground fighting
Countering attacks with broken bottles, chains, batons, acid, zapper, tire iron, etc.
Dealing with tear gas attacks
Correct timing in a street confrontation
"Trick" fighting tactics and also how to counter them
Physical attack while you are seated in your vehicle
Functioning under extreme stress
Weapons retention and disarmament
Hand to hand fighting
Handling countering injections of foreign substances
Surviving in a vehicle surrounded by 3 to 4 armed hostile captors
Dealing with attacks involving axes, ropes for strangulation, etc.
Fighting effectively after being partially immobilized or wounded
Operating tazers, zappers, light blinding devises and retractable batons
Defense against tazers, zappers, light blinding devises and retractable batons
Functioning under the effects of CS gas, pepper spray and mace
Physical conditioning
Developing speed and coordination
Tactical thinking

     8 days course Includes training, hotel accommodation, meals during training, training gear
     and clothing, weapons and ammunition. There is a 12 person maximum for this
     course.

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