MILITARY & LAW ENFORCEMENT ONLY
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
The 5 Day (50hr) Level-2 Dynamic CQC course has been designed to teach military, law enforcement and select vetted Government Security Contractors the Tactics, Techniques and Procedures of dynamic close quarters room combat. Dynamic clearance forms the basis of all CQB tactics and is seen as the foundation of successful time sensitive close quarters combat. Dynamic clearance course is an essential training module that should be attended prior to other Redback One CQB courses such as Hybrid and Deliberate Clearance Courses.
Students attending this course will receive the most current up-to-date information and TTP’s via formal lessons from our instructor cadre who are former Special Operations, Counter Terrorist and Special Mission Unit personnel with extensive training and operational experience in the conduct of close quarters room combat and both domestic and off-shore hostage recovery.
This course format is an expanded version of our standard 3-day package and includes several modules from our advanced hostage rescue course.
Those who enroll for this course will be sent a complete course instruction that will detail administrative requirements. Students should arrive with all necessary equipment as per the course instruction. All participants should possess an open mind, be physically fit and maintain a positive attitude!
This course will be Simunition and Force on Force only and will be held in a 300,000 square ft office /training building located in Silver Springs, Maryland.
COST: $850.00
LOCATION: Montgomery County, MD
PRE-REQUISITES:
Requirements to attend this course: (There will be no exceptions.)
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[li]Military Personnel will be required to present their current military ID card for inspection on Day-1 and prior to the commencement of the course. [/li][li]Law Enforcement personnel are required to present their Law Enforcement credentials on Day-1 and prior to the commencement of the course.[/li][li]Government Security Contractors are to liaise directly with our Director Of Training for vetting in order to register for this course. [/li][/ol]
WEAPONS QUALS: All students must be qualified in service/duty handgun and carbine and are to have attended a tactical training course in pistol and carbine conducted by their Unit, Agency or a reputable industry professional prior to registering for this course.
COURSE SYLLABUS: (Due to the sensitive nature of this course the syllabus only contains the major module headings. For a complete course syllabus please contact our director of training, Jason Falla jason@redbackone.com)
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[li]Close Quarters Battle Education on Dynamic Entry[/li][li]Room to Room Combat & Scenario Progression[/li][li]Use of Chemical Munitions & Gas Mask Operations[/li][li]Hallway movement, Intersections and Stairwells.[/li][li]Flash Bangs Procedures & Deployment [/li][li]Hostage / Suspect Handling & Marshaling Procedures[/li][li]Emergency Action Assault Training[/li][/ul]
COURSE ELEMENTS OF COMPETENCY:
The following list shows the elements of competency for the Level-2 Dynamic CQC Course.
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[li]Demonstrate weapons handling proficiency.[/li][li]Display situational awareness as an assault team member.[/li][li]Demonstrate leadership within a tactical environment.[/li][li]Employ dynamic close quarters combat techniques.[/li][li]Participate in live fire multi-room combat practice as part of an assault team,[/li][li]Participate in Close Quarters Fighting techniques,[/li][li]Conduct tactical operations in a darkened environment, [/li][li]Deploy Flash Bangs during multi-room combat,[/li][li]Participate in Hostage/Suspect Handling & Marshaling Procedures,[/li][li]Understand and Demonstrate Self Aid/Buddy Aid IAW TCCC Protocols for Care Under Fire,[/li][li]Communicate effectively as a team member.[/li][/ul]
The elements of competency for this course are considered Level 2, indicating that the member may be employed on the task, but only under supervision. The implication is that some other training must be undertaken for the member to become fully competent.
CLOTHING & EQUIPMENT:
You are to bring the following items of clothing and equipment with you on the course.
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[li]Primary weapon with magazines, sling, weapon light, optic[/li][li]Secondary weapon with magazines, weapon light, holster[/li][li]Magazine carriers/ pouch (carbine & pistol)[/li][li]Assault Vest & Body Armor [/li][li]Duty belt[/li][li]Ballistic Helmet (with Velcro on rear)[/li][li]Fatigues/ duty uniform (must have Velcro on both shoulders)[/li][li]Suitable footwear[/li][li]Flash hood (FR fire fighter type)[/li][li]Assault bag (large gear bag)[/li][li]Knee and elbow protection (optional)[/li][li]Hearing protection (electronic preferred)[/li][li]Eye protection (clear & dark)[/li][li]Note book & pen[/li][li]Cleaning kit[/li][li]Water source[/li][li]Flashlight hand held[/li][li]Gas Mask & Bag (must be carried on the man)[/li][li]Assault Gloves[/li][/ul]
AMMUNITION:
Trainees will be required to attend the course with ammunition that complies with the training facility limitations.Only the following ammunition is permitted for use within the training facility:
Carbine - Simunition
Pistol - Simunition
Trainees should arrive with the following amounts of ammunition for each weapon:
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[li]Primary weapons - 750 rounds, [/li][li]Secondary weapons – 150 rounds[/li][/ul]
We are a full service company that is registered with the System for Award Management (SAM).
COURSE BOOKINGS:
If you would like to book this course for your department or send personnel to this course, please contact our Sales & Training Coordinator to discuss your departmental requirements.
Redback One Sales & Training Coordinator
Giselle Falla
Email: giselle@redbackone.com
Phone: +1 (757) 436-2352
For technical questions regarding course curriculum and content, contact our Director of Training.
Redback One Director of Training
Jason Falla
Email: Jason@redbackone.com
Cell: (757) 839-8375
Redback One is a U.S company registered with the System for Award Management (SAM).
DUNS: 962690934
CAGE: 6LAB9