Advanced Less-Lethal Instructor Program
Take your less-lethal training to the next level
Designed to provide instructors who have completed the Defense Technology Instructor Program with the most current and up-to-date training techniques in the field of less-lethal munitions. This course combines classroom lecture and range drills, with an emphasis on instructor development and tactics and includes comprehensive instruction in the technical, operational and tactical applications of OC, Specialty Impact Munitions, Chemical Agents and Distraction Devices.
Upcoming Courses
| Course Date | Location | Price |
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08/30/2010 - 09/01/2010
| Leesburg, VA | 650.00 |
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09/20/2010 - 09/22/2010
| Spokane, WA | 650.00 |
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09/27/2010 - 09/29/2010
| Toms River, NJ | 650.00 |
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10/11/2010 - 10/13/2010
| Columbus, OH | 650.00 |
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10/18/2010 - 10/20/2010
| Carrollton, GA | 650.00 |
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10/26/2010 - 10/26/2010
| Garden City, KS | 275.00 |
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11/01/2010 - 11/03/2010
| Lockport, IL | 650.00 |
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Course Overview
The course is separated into two segments: lecture and range drills. The lecture portion of the class will focus on technical information, tactical considerations, table top exercises. It also covers the latest in case law and technology. To ensure students have a full understanding of the subject, they are then asked to “teach back” in their own words key concepts, decisions or instructors discussed during the lecture period. Range drills consist of a number of live-fire operational information, tactical application and scenario-based force-on-force training exercises. Participants use a mix of simunition and live ammunition, in addition to protective gear to role play through actual scenarios. Each scenario is recorded and, at the completion of each exercise, reviewed by the instructors.
Some of the topics this course will cover include:
- Training for:
- Standard OC Aerosol
- Specialty Impact Munitions
- Distraction Devices
- Chemical Munitions
- Proper handling & deployment of OC, Specialty Impact Munitions, Chemical Munitions and Distraction Devices
- Legal issues related to the deployment of less lethal munitions and devices
- Critical Incident debriefs
- Courtroom testimony
- Case law review
- Instructor development and student teach back
- Instructor development range drills
- Less-lethal qualification course
- Live force-on-force practical scenarios
- Gas plan development and execution
- Exposure drills
- Target identification scenario
- Ferret round qualifications
Prerequisites
Each student must be a sworn law-enforcement or correctional officer, federal agent, state-licensed security officer (OC only) or active military. These courses are not available to civilians. Each attendee must be physically ft for duty and able to perform the physical skills associated with tactical applications with the use of these products. In addition, each student must first complete the Defense Technology Less-Lethal Instructor Program.
Required Equipment
- Eye and ear protection
- Duty gear normally utilized when deploying specialty impact rounds
- Flame-resistant gloves
- Gas mask
- Handcuffs to include key
- Baton with holder
- 50 simunition rounds
- Department 37mm (recommended)
- 40mm single or multiple (recommended)
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