Tom Givens
12-09-11, 15:11
Armed Movement in Structures: Southnarc
Southnarc is the training name of the recently retired commander of an inter-agency Gulf Coast narcotics unit and SWAT Team. More details can be seen at shivworks.com .
The ShivWorks Armed Movement in Structures (AMIS) course is a twenty hour block of instruction focusing on negotiating movement problems within structures with limited or no resources. Realizing that moving through a structure that contains armed hostiles, perhaps by one’s self, is probably the most dangerous task one can undertake, the best options for winning a confrontation are presented with the qualification that there is no safe way to do this.
Day One (12 hours):
- Viewing the environment in terms of the unseen
- Vertical, Horizontal, and Diagonal planes of visual obscurement
- Distance variables and the visual apex
- Threshold evaluation
- Dynamic and Deliberate movement
- Room Entry factors (known versus unknown)
- Minimizing multiple exposure
- Modifying the fighting platform to conform to cover and concealment
- Re-setting/Disrupting the adversary’s OODA loop
- Chalk board exercises
- Dry-runs
- FoF evolutions
- Low-light module
Day Two (8 hours)
- Practical Exercises for egress, search, and third-party rescue
April 28-29, 2012 Saturday-Sunday 9:00am-6:00pm both days
Rangemaster, 2611 S. Mendenhall Rd, Memphis, TN, 38115
901-370-5600
www.rangemaster.com
Southnarc is the training name of the recently retired commander of an inter-agency Gulf Coast narcotics unit and SWAT Team. More details can be seen at shivworks.com .
The ShivWorks Armed Movement in Structures (AMIS) course is a twenty hour block of instruction focusing on negotiating movement problems within structures with limited or no resources. Realizing that moving through a structure that contains armed hostiles, perhaps by one’s self, is probably the most dangerous task one can undertake, the best options for winning a confrontation are presented with the qualification that there is no safe way to do this.
Day One (12 hours):
- Viewing the environment in terms of the unseen
- Vertical, Horizontal, and Diagonal planes of visual obscurement
- Distance variables and the visual apex
- Threshold evaluation
- Dynamic and Deliberate movement
- Room Entry factors (known versus unknown)
- Minimizing multiple exposure
- Modifying the fighting platform to conform to cover and concealment
- Re-setting/Disrupting the adversary’s OODA loop
- Chalk board exercises
- Dry-runs
- FoF evolutions
- Low-light module
Day Two (8 hours)
- Practical Exercises for egress, search, and third-party rescue
April 28-29, 2012 Saturday-Sunday 9:00am-6:00pm both days
Rangemaster, 2611 S. Mendenhall Rd, Memphis, TN, 38115
901-370-5600
www.rangemaster.com