The ISI staff were top notch instructors. I would recommend them to teach the entire Armed Forces and I mean this sincerely, the training was very informative and it really helped our paratroopers to become better warriors. I hope that every military unit gets a chance to be taught by these silent professionals of ISI.
MSG, NCOIC ABN Leaders, 82nd ABN Division
Special Ops Assault - Mega Terrorism
Course Description
The terrorist attacks in Mumbai, India as well as the 9/11 attacks emphasize the need for law enforcement to be able and prepared to respond to sophisticated and simultaneous attacks on multiple public targets by well-trained terrorists. This combat course is the most comprehensive available in the U.S. and includes highly advanced Special Operations tactics that have been battled tested in the real world. Teams will learn how to deploy, conduct situational assessments and storm the objects simultaneously combining resources with other rescue and EMS teams. This class is very interactive, rigorous and taught by Israeli instructors with who are experienced Special Forces personnel that have developed and refined takeover techniques specifically related to hostage rescue and mass terrorism incidents.
Subject Areas
- Islamic radicals and the terrorist mindset
- Advanced firearms (pistol and rifle) tactics
- Night / adverse low light shooting
- Role of snipers
- Rapid deployment during MULTIPLE attacks in urban environments
- Crisis zones and perimeter containment
- Advanced entry tactics, 180 and 360 degrees
- Advanced breaching techniques
- Advanced room clearing, tactical movements in a hallway, stairwell and evacuation procedures
- Command and control procedures, team coordination with SWAT, EMS
- Identification of bombs, booby traps, IEDs, trip wires
- “Surprise” scenarios and realistic simulation exercises
Gear and Ammo requirements
- Handgun + long rifle
- Three magazines per weapon
- Holsters: fast draw holster & pouch or duty rig
- Ammunition – 250 rounds per day for each firearm
- Eye/ear protection (goggles for intervention)
- Helmet
- Tactical vest, or load vest
- Kneepads
- Training attire
- Hat