ISI provided outstanding training that challenged our soldiers. Their professional knowledgeable instruction complimented our unit’s deployment experience and demonstrated new training techniques that will continue to be incorporated into our unit’s skill set.
First Lieutenant, US Army, Fort Hood
Rappel Combatant
Course Description
This dynamic course is designed to train and prepare mission combatants for various urban special and covert operations. Students will learn about state-of-the-art rappelling gear and combat rappel techniques that include weapons and tactics. Hands-on training includes being challenged by “surprise” scenarios and live fire exercises.
Length
5 day (Beginner) and 3 day (Advanced)
Restrictions
Military personnel only
Subject Areas
- The role of the rappel combatant
- Introduction to all rappelling gear
- Introduction to the Omer system, the safest gear for the rappel combatant
- Silent rappelling
- Jumping and rappelling from a roof top
- Object analyzing and execution
- Rappel combatant and sniper work
- Dry practice and live fire shooting
Gear and Ammo requirements
- Handgun + long rifle
- Three magazines per weapon
- Holsters: fast draw holster & pouch or duty rig
- Ammunition – 100 rounds per day for each firearm
- Eye/ear protection (goggles for intervention)
- Helmet
- Tactical vest, or load vest
- Harness
- Kneepads
- Training attire
- Hat