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Firearms
& Tactical
Training
Course Descriptions
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To view course schedules or to register, go to www.teamonenetwork.com or call 540.699.8060
Train to Win!
Thank you for your interest in Team one network. Our goal is to provide the most current, cutting edge training to
achieve our single most passionate goal: Officer Survival.
The Public Safety Division completed it first year representing Code 3, Drager, MNSTAR, Troy Products and
Westin. We are proud to announce the addition of Angel Armor.
When you train with Team one, you become one of us and part of the network. We ask students for feedback
and constantly examine and update our courses to make them even more effective. We are constantly creating
new courses to answer the needs of future and current events. We want to be sure that officers have every
advantage and Train to Win!
Our methodology makes it easier than ever to host classes. We come to you — completely equipped with the
best products, technology and equipment, which you use in training. What better way to test equipment before
purchasing and in coming to your site, we save you all the travel, lodging and per diem costs of transporting
your officers.
In addition too our standard array of courses we are offering a few different programs. Action Target Academy
courses powered by Team One Network, Tactical Electronics IED and Surreptitious entry courses and
Concealed Carry Permit workshops.
We will continue to conduct the Rapid Response Workshops in support of Concerns Of Police Survivors
where100% of the tuition is donated to C.OP.S. If you are interested in hosting or attending please see our
website for up to date details.
We look forward to training with you! Thank you again for your support and interest in Team one network. Be
safe and Train to Win.
John T. Meyer, Jr
President
Team One Network, LLC
John is President of Team One Network, LLC a company established to test, evaluate, train and market
various manufacturers’ products to the Law Enforcement community as related to officer survival. John
spent 15 years with Heckler & Koch, Inc., ultimately rising to the position of Vice President of Sales and
International Training. John led a team of instructors that pioneered the integration of formalized training
doctrine with practical field experience. These cutting edge, realistic tactical training courses have become
an industry standard. John was a Lieutenant with the DOD Police, where he served as a special reaction
team leader and is a past President of FOP Middle Forge Lodge 100. He is Vice President of the International
Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors (IALEFI) a member of the Policeone.com Advisory
Board and a member of the Police Magazine Advisory Board.
Ta b l e of C ontents
Instructors and Advisors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Concealed Carry Permit Workshops
Defensive Pistol Techniques - Level One . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Defensive Pistol Techniques - Level Two . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Defensive Pistol Low Light Techniques. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Home Defensive Long Gun Techniques – Level One. . . . . . .
Long Gun Techniques - Level Two . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Family Preparedness. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Situational Awareness. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Firearms
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Firearms Instructor
Concealed Carry Instructor Workshop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Master Firearms Instructor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Sniper Instructor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Range Master. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Chief Range Safety Officers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tactical Pistol Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Patrol Rifle Instructor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tactical Shotgun Instructor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tactical Submachine Gun Instructor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Armorer
Benelli Shotgun Armorer Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Springfield Armory Armorer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Sturm, Ruger & Company SR-556 Armorer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Tactical
High Risk Raids & Search Warrant Operations. . . . . . . . . .
Hostage Rescue Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SWAT Operator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tactical Entry Operations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tactical Team Operations for
Chem/Bio/Terrorist Response. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tactical Surveillance Operations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Tactical Electronics
IED Electronics and Diagnostics Course. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Officer Survival
Basic ATV Safety and
Law Enforcement Patrol Techniques. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Mountain Bike Officer Survival. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Instructor
Active Countermeasures Tactical Instructor. . . . . . . . . . . .
Mechanical Breaching Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Active Shooter Instructor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Correctional Emergency Response Team
(CERT®) Instructor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Cell Extraction & Control Systems Instructor. . . . . . . . . . . .
Low Light/Laser Instructor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
RedMan® Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Shoot House Instructor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Simunition/RedMan Simulation Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tactical Ballistic Shield Instructor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Table of Contents
Defensive Pistol for the Concealed Carry. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Dynamic Use of Target Systems. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Long Range Precision Shooting Course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Pistol Operations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Range Safety Officer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Police 1911 Pistol. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Reactive Steel Target Instructor Workshop. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Russian Firearms Familiarization . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
IED/Explosives Awareness Course. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Basic Surreptitious Entry and Locking
Mechanism Defeat Training. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Executive Protection
Executive/Victim/Witness Protection Operations. . . . . . . . 21
Firearms Operations for the EP Specialist. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Specialty
Chem/Bio Rescue Wear Workshop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Defeating the Aggressive Attacker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Excited Delirium & In-Custody Deaths. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ground Combatives. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Medical Response for the LE Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Portable Video Systems for High Risk Operations . . . . . . .
Shaykhet Confrontation Training Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tactical Emergency Medicine Support. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Terrorism…Evolving. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Vehicle Search Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Supervisory
School/Work Violence Workshop. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tactical Commanders. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Critical Incident Commander. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Inter-Cultural Skills and Leadership. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tactical Team Leader . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Rapid Response Workshop. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Sponsors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Public Safety Division. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
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Dave Coffey, JD
Dave is a professor of Criminal Justice and is department head of Police
Science at Thomas Nelson Community College in Virginia. He is an Instructor
at the Allied Armed Force Staff College and Christopher Newport University.
He has more than 20 years of experience in Law Enforcement and Criminal
Justice, serving as both a Police Officer and as Deputy District Attorney in Los
Angeles, CA. He has worked extensively as a consultant to State and Local
Law Enforcement agencies on use of force training, civil liability, departmental
policies and procedures, gangs, high-risk search warrants and tactical
operations. Dave is also author of several books on these topics.
Sean Conrad
I n str u ctors & Advisors
Zak Albrecht
I n s t r u ct o r s & A d v i s o r s
Zak has 14 years of law enforcement experience. Zak started his career
with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Zak then moved into
corrections with Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Department and later joining
Marinette County Sheriff’s Department where he currently works. Zak
has been involved with the Sheriff’s Recreation Patrol since 2008. Zak has
extensive training in tactical boat, ATV and snowmobile patrol. Zak has also
been an Adjunct Instructor with NWTC-Green Bay since 2010. Zak was half
of the team that developed the Tactical ATV and Snowmobile courses. Zak
instructs Tactical ATV and Snowmobile safety courses to Game Wardens,
state and local officers.
Ray Boyd
Ray has been in the law enforcement and security field since 1979. He was a
member of SWAT at Kennedy Space Center/Cape Canaveral Air Force Station
for 19 years prior to accepting his current position as a Firearms Instructor
at the Kennedy Space Center firing range. Ray has completed instructor
certification courses through Team One, Heckler and Koch, NRA and FLETC in
tactical handgun, submachine gun, patrol rifle, and precision rifle as well as
low light/laser, active countermeasures and use of force. He also has armorer
certifications through Heckler and Koch, Beretta and Glock.
David Brancato
Dave retired from the Clifton New Jersey Police Department in 2012, after
34 years of distinguished service. During his last 10 years of service he was
assigned as the department’s Range Master. Dave is one of the founding
members of the Tactical Response Team which was formed in 1983, where he
served as an Operator, Team Leader and the team’s lead Firearms and Tactics
Instructor. He has trained law enforcement and military personnel throughout
the country as one of the original adjunct instructors with Heckler & Koch’s
International Training Division from 1990 through 2002. He has been instructing
with Team One Network since it’s inception.
John J. Burdock
A former Marine Corps Scout Sniper and 22 year Law Enforcement veteran,
John currently serves as Lieutenant for the Indian River County Sheriffs
Office, Vero Beach, Florida and is an Adjunct Instructor at Indian River State
College. John is a former SWAT Team Commander and 17 year veteran of his
department SWAT team. John has been a contract trainer for Armor Holdings,
Inc. since 1996 and specializes in Ballistic Shield training. He has instructed
cutting edge Ballistic Shield courses to all levels of Law Enforcement and
Military personnel worldwide. John is also a certified instructor in firearms,
defensive tactics and CQB and holds a B.S. from Barry University in Public
Administration.
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Lt. Sean Conrad is a Platoon Commander for The Jefferson Township
Police Department located in Morris County, New Jersey. He is currently
responsible for patrol operations for two patrol squads. He has over 23
years experience in law enforcement . He is qualified as an operator/
instructor for Handgun/Shotgun/Assault Rifle and Scoped Rifle. He has
work experience as a Field Training Officer, Narcotics Investigator,
DARE Officer and Patrol Operations Supervisor. He is the lead firearms
instructor and training coordinator for the department. He has achieved
multiple weapons and instructor certifications. He is a multiple weapon
armorer, ballistic shield instructor and force on force instructor.
Miguel A. Cruz Jr.
A 20 year veteran of law enforcement, Miguel currently serves as a Deputy
Sheriff for the Indian River County Sheriff’s Office, Vero Beach, Florida and is
an Adjunct instructor at Indian River State College. Miguel holds certifications
in Law Enforcement and Corrections. Miguel has been a member SWAT for
17 years and currently serves as a Team leader. Miguel has worked in various
roles; corrections, patrol, undercover narcotics, school resource and currently
training. Miguel is also a certified instructor in firearms, defensive tactics,
vehicle ops, shoot house, active shooter, simunitions and less lethal.
Mauro Di Ceglie
20 years as Police Chief Assistant, and Italian State Police Defensive Tactics
Instructor, first two years he serves as Police Military and considering his
capabilities in Martial Arts and Combat Sports, he becomes Self Defense
Assistant Instructor at Police Training Centers. Instructor of: Krav MagaKarate-Kung Fu-Jeet Kune Do-Kali Arnis Escrima-Savate-Kick Boxing-ShootoMuay Thai. He served at Operating Divisions as Crowd Management, Railways
Police, Police Departments and Undercover. Also at Metropolitan Police Car
training 456 operators at the knife defense, tactical baton, and truncheon
usage. Instructor for REDMAN, Tactical Baton MONADNOCK, Spray Defender
ASP, Hand Cuffing, Defense Knife and Machete EXTREMA RATIO, Hand to
Hand Close Quarter Kombat. In 20 years he trained more than 5000 people
from Agents, Military, Special Operators Unit, and formed 80 Police Instructors.
Michael J. Downey II
Mike is a USAF Security Forces member and currently assigned to the
Pentagon in Washington D.C. He serves as the Personal Security Officer for
a Senior Military Official. In his 16 years of experience he has performed
protective service missions, law enforcement duties, flight line security,
combat arms training and has served as an emergency services team member.
He was the Chief of the Firearms and Tactics Unit for the Air Force Office
of Special Investigations at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center
(FLETC). He has trained over 100,000 students throughout the world.
Pete Ebel
Pete Ebel serves as a lieutenant and commander of the Tactical Operations Unit
the Palm Beach County (FL) Sheriff’s Office. He has been a law enforcement
officer for 22 years and has spent more than half of his career training law
enforcement officers. He started his career with the Lake Worth (FL) Police
Department, where for his last five years he commanded that agency’s SWAT
team, street crime, narcotics and K9 units. Ebel holds numerous instructor
certifications, mainly in high-liability and use of force. He is a state-certified
firearms instructor and serves as an adjunct instructor with the Palm Beach
State College Criminal Justice Institute, where he instructs academy and
advanced classes. Ebel was a presenter at the 2007 International Law
Enforcement Educators and Trainers Association (ILEETA) conference and the
2003 Florida Department of Law Enforcement High Liability Trainers Conference.
His experience includes service as a patrol officer, field training officer, tactical
officer, detective, patrol sergeant, training sergeant, watch commander,
executive officer and SWAT operator, team leader and commander.
Steven Favero
Steve Favero has over 16 years of experience at a large Southern California
law enforcement agency. During his tenure, he has held assignments in
corrections, field patrol, street level narcotics, SWAT and firearms instruction.
During his assignment on his Department’s full time SWAT team, he developed
his knowledge for firearms and use of force expertise. After a promotion to the
rank of Sergeant, Steve is currently his Department’s subject matter expert
related to firearms, firearms use of force and firearms related curriculum.
Sgt. Favero holds certification on a state and national level with multiple
weapon systems and supervises firearms training for approximately 2000
sworn employees. Sgt. Favero possesses a bachelor’s degree from Azusa
Pacific University in Organizational Leadership. Sgt. Favero is also an adjunct
instructor with Moreno Valley College instructing all firearms related criminal
justice courses.
Benjamin “Ben” W. Fravel
Ben is a retired First Sergeant with the Prince William County, VA Police
Department and a retired Sergeant Major (Reserve) with the Army Special
Forces. He served 26 years as a sniper team leader. He has instructed for
several different organizations on a number of law enforcement, security,
and executive protections subjects with sniper operations, SWAT operations,
surveillance photography, security operations, and intelligence collection
being his focus.
Kevin L. W. Gors
Lou Ann Hamblin
Lou Ann has been in law enforcement since 1990 and currently works for
the patrol division and the training division of a Michigan-based police
department. She is the Law Enforcement In-service Training Coordinator
for Wayne County Regional Police Academy and holds a master’s degree in
Human Performance Technology and Instructional Design from the University
of Michigan.
Lou Ann instructs locally and nationally in the areas of instructor development,
officer survival, training for female officers and specialty units. Lou Ann is a
certified firearms and defensive tactics instructor in a variety of disciplines.
She is a certified police and EMS cycling instructor.
Lou Ann has written articles published in the area of firearms training. She
currently serves on IALEFI®’s Board of Directors and as an Advisory Board
Member for PoliceOne.com and is a consultant and presenter with Calibre
Press-Street Survival Seminars.
Neil Honkala
Neil started his career with a 100 man South Florida municipal police
department. He spent most of his career as a SWAT team member, serving as
a sniper, entry team member and team leader. Neil is a state-certified firearms
trainer and holds instructor certifications in pistol, shotgun, sub-gun, carbine
and other SWAT/Tactical related disciplines. He has served as a road patrol
officer, field training officer, tactical patrol force (street crimes) officer and
undercover narcotics agent as well as supervising the tactical patrol force
and K9 unit. The agency was merged with its county sheriff’s office and Neil is
currently assigned as a sergeant in the patrol division.
Ed is an adjunct instructor with Northeast Wisconsin Technical College. He
has over 24 years of law enforcement service. Ed has held management
positions and has 20 years of tactical experience, serving as an operator, team
leader and commander. He retired from the Brown County Sheriff’s Department
(WI) as the Chief Deputy. He holds an M.S. in Leadership and Organizational
Design and is a graduate of the FBI National Academy. Ed has over 10 years
of experience with protective services including international operations. He
instructs weapons, physical and vehicle tactics. He also instructs several
terrorism related topics.
Mike Johnson
Mike has 29 years of Law Enforcement experience. Mike has worked at
several municipal departments in Palm Beach County before joining the Palm
Beach County Sheriff’s Office. Mike has also served on many specialized
units including the Dive Rescue unit, Drug enforcement unit, Street Crime
suppression unit and Special Response team. While assigned to the
Department’s Special Response Team, Mike held positions as Entry Team
Member, Scout Sniper, Team Leader and Team Commander. Since joining
the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office he has served in the Patrol Division
as a Deputy Sheriff and Field Training Officer. He is currently assigned to the
Training Bureau as Instructor and Range Manager. Mike holds instructor
certifications in all the high liability areas.
Steve Johnson
Steve is a 32-year veteran of the North Carolina Department of Justice where
he served as the Senior Firearms Instructor for the North Carolina Justice
Academy. He was responsible for the training and certification of all law
enforcement firearm instructors; all concealed carry handgun instructors, and
all armed security firearms instructors. He has attended most major firearms
manufacturer armorer courses and coordinated training programs such as
Sniper, Submachine Gun and teaches basic SWAT courses. Steve currently
serves as the Director of Special Projects for the North Carolina Sheriffs’
Association and was recently appointed as a member of the North Carolina
Private Protective Services Board. Steve also serves as the President of the
International Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors (IALEFI).
Kevin is President of East Coast Operations and Director of Training and
Executive Protection for Seal~Mar Protection Services, Inc., a provider of
worldwide protection, security, and highly specialized investigative services
and a supplier of specialized training programs to military, public and private
law enforcement personnel. Kevin’s background includes more than 40 years
of Federal, State, public, and private law enforcement and investigative
experience performed in real world environments. For the past nine years
Kevin has taught counterterrorism and red teaming classes at ILEETA. He
has also lectured on counterterrorism and terrorist tactics at numerous
national conferences, including the Florida Senate Committee on Homeland
Security and the Professional Investigators and Security Association. He is a
Constituent of the U.S. Department of State’s Overseas Security and Advisory
Council, and has consulted with other Federal agencies on counterterrorism
TTPs (Tactics, Techniques, and Practices), and evolving recruitment
and radicalization techniques. He has created and conducted Red Team
vulnerability assessments against Tier-1 national security targets. Kevin is a
Special Forces combat veteran and a former officer in the Oakland, CA, Police
Department. He currently holds more than 40 certifications in investigative,
counterterror, and law enforcement skills.
Edward S. Janke
Gary T. Klugiewicz
Gary T. Klugiewicz employed by PoliceOne as a police and corrections
subject matter expert. He also is the Director of the Active Countermeasures
Instructional (ACMi®) Systems, a national defensive tactics training entity.
Gary is retired from the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Department after 25
years of service where he was promoted to the rank of captain. He has a
background in Knockdown Karate where he won national championships
and fought several times in Japan. Gary brought this high impact intensity
to law enforcement training. His name has become synonymous with the
development of safe but realistic, intense, dynamic simulation training. As
former Street Survival Seminar instructor and nationally known defensive
tactics instructor, Gary has impacted literally 100,000’s of law enforcement
officers. He is the developer of the Active Countermeasures System of
Unarmed Blocking and Striking Techniques that is the cornerstone of High
Level Control Tactics. Gary is also an instructor trainer for the Verbal Judo
Institute. He has developed programs for police, corrections, military, security,
and mental health professionals. His instructor training programs stress adult
learning, sub-skill development, guided discovery, decision making simulation
scenarios, and positive group debriefing techniques. Even more importantly,
as a righteous police officer use-or-force defense expert, Gary has defended
scores of officers in legal proceedings.
Marty LaBrusciano
Marty is a veteran of 28 years of law enforcement special operations and
management. LaBrusciano has served in a wide variety of special operations,
specializing in bomb disposal, explosive breaching and Special Weapons and
Tactics. Additionally, he has held a wide array of management assignments.
LaBrusciano spent 25 years at the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office (Florida)
where he retired as a Deputy Director of Metropolitan Operations. After his
retirement, Marty served as the Police Chief of Casselberry, Florida for three
years. He is a Navy veteran, a graduate of the FBI National Academy and
Law Enforcement Executive Institute, in addition to earning an undergraduate
degree in psychology. LaBrusciano instructs a wide range of domestic and
foreign law enforcement and military personnel.
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Norm Lattig
Norm is a retired Sergeant with the Rockaway Borough Police Department in
New Jersey and has 23 years of law enforcement experience, with 20 years
as a firearm instructor. He was head of firearm instruction at the department
and taught firearms to basic recruits at the Police Academy. Norm is also a
submachine gun and assault rifle instructor. He is involved in train-the-trainer
course on terrorism with the joint terrorism task force in New Jersey.
Colonel Robert “Coach” Lindsey
Coach recently retired from Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office in New Orleans,
Louisiana where he was Director of Security for the Jefferson Parish
President’s Office, police survival instructor, range master, director of the
training academy, and commander of the communications center. A graduate
of Loyola University and the FBI Academy, he has qualified and testified as an
expert witness and is a published author.
Sean Little
Sean Little is currently working for the last 12 years for the US Capitol Police
Department in Washington DC assigned as a firearms instructor teaching
pistol, shotgun, and carbine to patrol officers. Also instructing precision rifle,
carbine, CQB, and night vision devices to the Departments CERT team. Certified
as a firearms instructor through the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center
in Glynco Georgia, and as a Precision Rifle Instructor through Heckler and
Koch Inc. He is a 12 year veteran of the United States Marine Corps as a
Scout Sniper having served as a team leader during Iraqi Freedom in 2004’05 and also serving during Desert Storm. Sean has shot sniper competitions
throughout his career and shot in the Precision Rifle Series in 2014.
William Luther
A 14 year veteran of law enforcement, William currently serves as the
Sergeant of the training unit for the Indian River County Sheriff’s Office,
Vero Beach. William has worked road patrol, Field Training, SWAT and in
the training unit. William has been involved in training since 2002 and has
continued to advance his education in the area of law enforcement instruction
by gaining instructor certifications in the following disciplines: Firearms, Shoot
house, vehicle operations, defensive tactics, SPEAR instructor, Redman and
less lethal. William is a graduate of the Hathcock sniper school. William also
serves as the agencies armorer in the platforms currently employed by his
agency: Kimber, Remington, AR-15 and Glock.
Tom Marx
Tom left the Chicago Police Department in 1988 to become one of three
instructors at the Smith & Wesson Academy in Springfield, Massachusetts.
After several years of teaching full time both nationally and internationally, he
shifted roles at Smith; first to a series of technical positions and then as Head
of their Domestic Law Enforcement Operations. He left S&W to organize a
Law Enforcement Division for Michaels of Oregon and then to help design and
market much of their police-related duty gear. Throughout his tenure at Uncle
Mike’s, Tom continued to lecture and instruct both inside and outside the US
with such diverse groups as IALEFI, WIFLE, LETC, ADPA, and the NRA.
Ken McCormick
Ken McCormick retired in 2009 as a Lieutenant Colonel after 23 years of
service in the US Army, 20 of those years as a Military Policeman, and is
currently a civilian analyst for the Army. Ken served both in the US and
abroad with his last overseas duty living alongside of the Iraqi National Police
and conducting counter terror combat operations with Coalition Forces in
Baghdad, Iraq. He served in numerous command and staff assignments in MP,
CID and Infantry units in addition to four tours as Installation Provost Marshal.
Ken has been a regional police academy adjunct firearms instructor as well
as providing SRT, operations planning, tactical firearms and shoot house
instruction to military and civilian law enforcement agencies in numerous
states and foreign countries.
Raymond A. Merlin
Raymond A. Merlin served In the United States Marine Corps for 4 years in
security forces and infantry and has over 24 years with the Kenosha County
Sheriff’s Department (WI) where he worked the majority of his career on 3rd
shift patrol. He has also worked in conveyance/transportation of prisoners
and was a 20 year member of the Tactical Response Team, with his primary
responsibility as a breacher on the entry team. Raymond has a Bachelor’s
Degree in Criminal Justice and Minor in Human Resource from Concordia
University. Raymond is a master instructor-trainer in Defense and Arrest
Tactics (DAAT), Principles of Subject Control (POSC), firearms, professional
communications and scenario master instructor trainer. He is also an
instructor in crowd management, ground defense, cell extraction response
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team, integrated use of force, RedMan training gear and physical fitness
readiness. Raymond has served on the POSC Advisory committee for the State
of Wisconsin Training and Standards and is currently on the Tactical Advisory
Committee for the State of Wisconsin Dept. of Justice Training and Standards.
He is currently an adjunct instructor for Gateway Technical College-WI,
Instructing for the Law Enforcement academy and in-service training. In
addition, he also is the coordinator for the Law Enforcement Specialty Training,
the Basic Jail Academy, Physical Readiness and assists with coordinating
Police In-service training at Gateway Technical College-WI. Raymond has
been recognized as an “expert witness” in Use of Force/Subject Control.
He is a current Board Member for International Law Enforcement Educators
and Trainers Association (ILEETA); the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special
Olympics-WI, having served as the State Director for 9 years; Every Child’s
Place Board Member-Kenosha, WI; and past board member for Midwest
Tactical Officer’s Association.
Andrea Micheli
Andrea Micheli is a former Swiss Army NCO. He served as Panzegrenadier
and military security specialist. During his duty time he performed protective
service missions (Kosovo, UNO Geneva, Swiss Border) and combat arms
training to Swiss Army militia personnel. Andrea has completed instructor
certification courses through Suarez Intl., Team One and Stategos Intl. He is
also a firearms instructor of the Italian National Shooting Association (T.S.N.)
Section of Lucca, Italy and an active member of I.A.L.E.F.I. Andrea is the
founder and director of Tactical Advantage, a firearms and tactics training
company based in Zurich, Switzerland and as a military and law enforcement
specialized journalist (member of the Italian Journalist Federation) he writes
for several magazines.
Gary J. Monreal
Gary retired in May 2010 after twenty-three years of law enforcement
experience in corrections, patrol, SWAT, and training. As a patrolman with
the City of New Berlin (WI) Police Department, his duties also included
SWAT Team Leader, specializing in explosive entry. Gary is an instructortrainer and currently teaches Active Shooter, chemical munitions, defensive
tactics, firearms, Tactical Emergency Medical Support (TEMS), less lethal,
vehicle contacts, high-level simulations, submachine gun, Taser® and SWAT.
Gary is an adjunct instructor in the technical college system for the State
of Wisconsin and has given various presentations at firearms and SWAT
conferences throughout the United States. A former adjunct instructor with
Heckler & Koch, International Training Division; Gary has taught with Team
One Network since it’s inception. Gary has been recognized as an “expert
witness” in the Use of Deadly Force and has given opinions in both State and
Federal courts. Gary is recipient of multiple department awards and citations;
including City of New Berlin Police Department - Medal of Honor.
Eckhard “Ecko” Niebergall
Ecko has 35 years experience with the Hesse State Police (Germany) where
he is responsible for the development and improvement of state firearms
training programs, defensive tactics programs and the implementation of
Interact Defence-Training of which he is the co-developer. He has served 20
years with the Frankfurt Police Department, working riot control, Anti-Drug
operations, execution of warrants and executive protection. For the past 25
years he has become a certified active firearms instructor both nationally and
internationally, instructor for defensive tactics, CQB, and executive protection.
He is President of the Polizeitrainer in Deutschland e. V. (Police Trainers of
Germany n.p.O.), a consultant of European Union law enforcement training
programs, Expert of Witness and co-editor of the POLIZEITRAINER MAGAZIN.
Ecko is Team One Network’s International advisor.
Tim O´Neill
Tim is a Police Firearms Instructor with over 23 years of operational armed
policing experience with the UK Police Service. Qualified as an Armed Response
Officer, Tactical Team leader, advanced driver, High Risk Vehicle Escort Operator,
Sniper and Tactical advisor, he has regularly deployed in the armed resolution
of high-risk incidents across city and rural environments and has extensive
experience of providing senior commanders with tactical solutions. He is a
lead advocate of the development of Active Shooter tactics within the UK and
currently serves as advisor and chief firearms instructor for a Government agency
deploying law enforcement officers on overseas missions. Tim holds recognised
teaching, assessor and safety qualifications, is an active member of the Institute
for Learning (IfL), Police Firearms Officers Association (PFOA), International
Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors (IALEFI) and has presented
to audiences at Regional, National and International training seminars.
Dave Oginski
Dave Oginski is currently a Sheriff’s Deputy with the Marinette County
Sheriff’s Office in Wisconsin. Dave spent 9 years with the Wisconsin DNR as
a Conservation Warden stationed in Milwaukee and Wausaukee. He served
as an instructor for the Recruit Academy, Field Training Officer, Background
Investigator and Tactical Instructor for EVOC and Vehicle Contacts. Dave has
been an instructor with Northeast Wisconsin Technical College (NWTC) since
2010, where he teaches Tactical ATV and Snowmobile Training, Boating BUI
Enforcement, and the NASBLA Standardized Seated Field Sobriety Testing.
Dave is also a certified DOJ instructor for the NHTSA Standardized Field
Sobriety Testing.
Lorenzo Paladino MD
Lorenzo Paladino MD is an Associate professor of Emergency Medicine at
one of the largest level I trauma centers in the country. He is the Assistant
Director of Research at SUNY Downstate and Kings County Hospital Medical
Center Emergency Departments and is also a teacher of biostatistics at the
medical school. Dr Paladino has published numerous peer-reviewed articles
and authored several textbook chapters in Emergency Medicine. He lectures
internationally about trauma, disaster medicine, biostatistics and evidence
based practice. Dr Paladino is active in disaster relief, including the earthquake
in Haiti, and hospital threat assement and bioterrorism prepardness. He has
years of field experience working as a paramedic in the NYC 911 system prior
to medical school and is still an active paramedic instructor. Dr Paladino is an
Advanced Trauma Life Support instructor and a Tactical Combat Casuality Care
instructor, with courses including army, national guard, FBI, Homeland Security
and SWAT personnel. Areas of specialization include penetrating trauma,
critical care, blast injuries and injury ballistics, bioterrorism and chemical
attacks, K9 medicine, and scuba rescue and emergencies.
Jamie has been a member of the Spokane City Police department for the
past 21 years. He was a member of the crowd control/riot TAC team before
joining the SWAT Team. He has been an operator for 14 years and 13 of that
as an additional member of the marksman team. He is currently an operator,
marksman and a team leader. He is a certified Firearms, Rifle, Submachine
Gun, Shotgun and Precision Marksman Instructor. He was a district
representative for the Washington State Tactical Officers Association and
Field training officer for his department. He’s been an instructor at the Spokane
Regional Training Facility teaching and critiquing Firearms, Domestic Violence,
Patrol Procedures and Field Interviews/contacts.
Vincent Pestilli
Vince is President and CEO of Pestilli and Associates. He has represented
many firearms manufacturers including Benelli, Bushmaster, Franchi, Stoeger
and HK. He has recently retired as a Master Sergeant from the Massachusetts
National Guard with over 40 years of combined service in the U.S. Army
and MA National Guard 26th Infantry Division. His military assignments
have included; Unit Marksmanship Program Coordinator for the MA Army
National Guard, Soviet Military Weapons Instructor, Foreign Military Weapons
Instructor, Instructor for U.S. Army Anti-Terrorism School and NCOIC for Small
Arms Training Unit, MA Army National Guard.
Jim Phillips
Jim is currently a Patrol Division Commander at the Camden Police
Department in New Jersey. He has been a street officer for 30 years. For 26
years he was on the Tactical Force, holding positions as operator, supervisor
and commander of the SWAT team. He is widely published in the field of
clandestine and exotic weaponry and an expert witness on police useof-force. Jim is a certified instructor in firearms, defensive tactics, impact
weapons and crowd control tactics.
Beverly Price
Beverly is employed with the City of Burnsville Minnesota since 1991. She
is currently in the Multi-Housing Unit/Street Crimes Unit. She has taught inservice defensive tactics and firearms and is an FTO. She has served as a
firearms instructor at the local police academy and is instructing privately for
The Association of Training Officers of Minnesota (ATOM) in the area of female
specific firearms training. Beverly is a Medal of Valor recipient honored by her
agency for her heroic efforts in an officer involved shooting incident. Beverly
was a co-developer and presenter of an “in-the-schools” anti-shoplifting
program (S.M.A.R.T. Students Made Aware of Retail Theft) which has received
local and national recognition.
O. Frank Repass is a nationally recognized firearms expert and court certified
expert. Frank served as the Orlando Police Department Range Master for 21
years. He was selected as FOP 1999 Officer of the Year. Frank served for 21
years on the Orlando Police Department SWAT Team where he performed
more than 500 operations. He was the first Chairman of the Competition
Committee for the Annual SWAT Round Up. He retired from active duty after
25 years of distinguished service. He currently teaches local, state and federal
law enforcement in the areas of firearms operations, tactical firearms and
SWAT. He has been an IALEFI member since 1984 and has served on the board
of directors since 1986. Frank is the 1st Vice President of IALEFI and currently
is the Range Master at Kennedy Space Center.
John Riddle
John Riddle is a Retired Sergeant who served with the West Palm Beach
Police Department. During his 28 years of service he has worked as a Patrol
Officer, Field Training Officer and Road Patrol Supervisor. John is certified
in the State of Florida to teach Defensive Tactics and Firearms to Law
Enforcement officers. In 1989, John tried out and was selected to become a
member of the SWAT Team for the West Palm Beach Police Department where
he served for 16 years. He instructed the SWAT Team’s defensive tactics
program, firearms and tactical entry. He worked for 13 years on the Entry Team
and 3 years as a Sniper Team Leader. In 1996, John was selected as a member
of the CAT Team; a street level narcotics unit that performed drug buys, wrote
search warrants, conducted prostitution stings and worked tactical patrol
duties in high risk areas. John’s teaching career began in the mid 1980’s when
he was assigned as a Combat Arms Training Instructor (CATM) in the United
States Air Force. During his Air Force career John taught firearm skills to
Air Force Security Police, Air Force Base Law Enforcement Personnel, Para
Rescue units and Combat Controllers.
Gary Robbins
Jamie Pavlischak
O. Frank Repass
Gary was an officer for the St. Petersburg Police Department, St. Petersburg,
Florida for over 25 years. He held many positions on the department including
Field Training Officer, SWAT Member/Sniper/Team Leader, High Liability
Instructor for Firearms, Defensive Tactics, Pursuit Driving and Submachine
Gun Master Instructor. He was also one of the founding members of the
Department’s Career Criminal Unit who targeted the 14% of those individuals
who committed over 90% of the crime. This surveillance unit worked the
Tampa Bay area and all over Florida. He left this unit and was promoted to
Sergeant in 1994 and was made SWAT Commander in 1998. He retired from
the Department in 2008.
Gary is also an adjunct instructor for the Multijurisdictional Counterdrug Task
Force, St. Petersburg College and has taught many drug related classes as
well as surveillance classes throughout the United States, Puerto Rico and the
Hawaiian Islands.
David Roddy
Capt David Roddy has been a member of the Chattanooga Police Department
SWAT Team since 1999 and has held positions ranging from scout, entry,
Squad Leader, Team Leader and is currently the Team Commander as well
as Special Operations Commander. He oversees team activities and training
as well as tactical command. He is a fifteen-year veteran of the department
and holds a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Administration and is a
graduate of the F.B.I. National Academy Session 235. Through his career he
has held assignments in gang investigations, narcotics enforcement, patrol
supervision, and training assistance. He has provided tactical training in
firearms, entry techniques, woodland operations, waterborne operations, less
lethal munitions and linear assaults. David has been a speaker at national
law enforcement conferences as well as a consultant for several product and
training companies across the United States. He has written articles that have
been featured in The Firearms Instructor (IALEFI), The Tactical Edge (NTOA)
and the Tennessee Tactical Police and Paramedics Association periodical. He
is currently the Commander for the Special Operations Division.
Andrew Ruhland
Andy is an 8-year veteran United States Army. He was stationed at Fort Bragg
his entire career. Following his Military service, he stayed in North Carolina
were he obtained an Associates Degree in Machine Technology and studied
Mechanical Engineering for two years. While going to school he worked in
industry to obtain his Journeymen’s Tool and Die Certificate. In 2000 opened
up his own business CMT Inc. (AKA Ruhl Tech Engineering) producing
breaching tools, ladders and extensive training equipment used throughout
the Special Operations Community including all Federal agencies, Military and
Law Enforcement. Andy’s extensive 30 years of Machining/Manufacturing
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experience places his studies on Breaching tactics and operational
equipment, he is also a certified instructor of Osen-Hunter’s SHEILD, teaching
exothermic and breathing systems. Presently he is working on a State-of-theArt indoor shooting range in Bozeman, MT.
Bill has been involved in the law enforcement and military special operations
community for over 20 years providing tactical equipment, technical and
logistic support. He holds certifications as an instructor in chemical munitions,
distraction devices, and the MP5 submachine gun.
Dan Savage
Ross Torquato
Tony Scotti
Dr. Richard T. Tovar
Dan has more than 25 years of law enforcement experience and is currently
the full-time Special Response Team Commander for the Grand Rapids Police
Department in Michigan. He has been involved in tactical operations for over
18 years and has held every rank and position on the Special Response Team.
Dan has instructor certifications in handgun, shotgun, Master submachine
gun, Senior Master TASER Instructor and is a training board member for
TASER International, distraction devices, aerosol projectors, specialty impact
munitions, tactical chemical agents, Simunition® scenario instructor and
safety certification. Dan is Clandestine Lab certified, a site safety officer, and
has attended several WMD tactical operator and commander courses. He is a
graduate of the FBI National Academy Session #217.
Tony has been training people to protect themselves from violence for over
30 years. His name is synonymous with high-risk driving training and his
clients are heads of state, corporate executives, security driver/chauffeurs
and professional security personnel in government and the private sector.
He has trained more than 700 personnel from corporations in 29 countries
on five continents. He teaches from hands-on, life experiences, which can
only be acquired from experiencing a variety of environments, some of which
find crime and terrorism a daily occurrence. Colombia, Peru, Iran, Kuwait,
Jordan, Mexico, Brazil, Egypt, El Salvador, Haiti, and Pakistan are some of the
countries in which his programs have been implemented.
Tim Sharpee
Tim Sharpee is a 25 year corrections and law enforcement veteran who
holds the rank of Captain for the Wauwatosa Police Department, located
within Milwaukee County, State of Wisconsin. He was the former Director
of Training and Personnel, department’s Range Master and Lead Firearms
Instructor. As a 20 year veteran of the department’s Special Response Team
(SWAT) he served as an Operator, Team Leader, and Team Commander. Tim
is a certified Firearms Instructor for the State of Wisconsin and has taught
use of force, advanced firearms classes, active shooter response tactics,
workplace violence preparedness, and tactical operations courses; including
presentations at SWAT conferences. In February of 2013, under direction of
the U.S. State Department, Tim assembled an instructional team and traveled
to Chisinau Moldova to begin the first phase of police tactical training for the
Moldovan Police Department. The goal of this training program is to establish
an international standard of policing within the Moldovan Police Department.
Tim has attained his Bachelor of Science degree in Law Enforcement from
Minnesota State University at Mankato, and is a Certified Public Manager
through the University of Wisconsin – Madison.
Lee Shaykhet
Lee has been teaching defensive tactics, SWAT applications, edged weapons,
firearms and fitness programs since he emigrated to the United States from
the former Soviet Union in 1979. He has a unique approach that is focused on
simple and practical applications, because people under stressful conditions are
incapable accomplishing complex tasks. Lee taught numerous programs for Law
Enforcement Agencies in the US and Canada. His training has been extremely
well received and proved to work under real life conditions. He has also taught
for ILEETA conferences. Lee also testified in use of force cases and appeared in
interviews with local media to explain and comment on police applications.
Trevin Sorby
Trevin Sorby has been a member of the Prince William County (VA) Police
Department since 1989 and served as a member of the SWAT Team for 17
years ending as the Assistant Team Commander. He is a First Sergeant, and his
prior assignments include patrol officer, firearms and use of force instructor,
patrol supervisor, K9 unit supervisor and criminal street gang supervisor. He is
currently assigned to the Special Operations Bureau.
Bill Strang
Bill is founder and President of Tactical & Survival Specialties, Inc. (TSSI) and
is retired from the U.S. Navy after 24 years of active and reserve service. His
military background is quite diverse spending over half of his career assigned
to Naval Construction Force Units (Seabee’s). In addition to being Seabee
Combat Warfare qualified, Bill was also recognized as a Master Training
Specialist and Instructor in small arms marksmanship, crew served weapons,
small unit tactics, law enforcement and physical security skills. Concurrently,
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Ross has been employed as a Brevard County Deputy Sheriff for 15 years.
During that time, he has taught Defensive Tactics, Firearms, and Use of Force
within the Department, at the local academy, to many of the areas agencies
and has presented at several international law enforcement conferences to
include ASLET, IALEFI, and ILEETA. Ross has completed instructor certification
courses with Team One. He also holds several Defensive Tactics instructor
certifications.He is currently an assistant team Leader on the department¹s
Special Weapons and Tactics team and have been on the team for the past
10 years. As an entry team member, his primary duty is to secure and control
physically resistant subjects. He also serves as the team¹s primary Defensive
Tactics and Firearms instructor.
Richard is a board certified emergency physician and medical toxicologist. He
is also a sworn police officer in New Berlin, Wisconsin. He has been active on
the New Berlin Police Department SWAT team for 10 years. He is a less lethal,
OC and TEMS instructor. Dr. Tovar has published numerous articles on tactical
and forensic medicine. He is a member of the Anti-terrorism Advisory Council
for South Eastern Wisconsin U.S. Dept. of Justice.
Joe Tuzzolino
Joe is a retired Detective from the Clifton Police Department which he served
for 28 years. A decorated Marine Corp Veteran with Vietnam Combat service,
he was assigned as a Tactical Team Leader/Instructor. Joe was the senior
member of the Passaic County Hazardous Devices Technician Team and, has
been a consultant for explosive entry for the past 23 years. He is a Fire Arm
Instructor and former Range Master of the County of Passaic in New Jersey.
Kathleen Vacca
Kathleen Vacca graduated from the University of Florida with a B.S. degree in
Journalism and Communication. After five years as a reporter, she traded in
her 35mm camera for a .38 revolver and began her law enforcement career.
During the next two decades, Kathleen worked in a variety of assignments,
including patrol, narcotics, training, juvenile crime, internal affairs, and gang
intelligence before retiring as a sergeant in the drug unit’s major case squad.
As a high liability instructor, Kathleen taught defensive tactics, mobile field
force, tactical communication, and rapid response to active shooters. She is
an adjunct instructor with the Multi-Jurisdictional Counterdrug Task Force and
teaches surveillance courses at the local, state, and national level.
Kathleen Vonk
Kathleen Vonk has been a police officer since 1988. She designed and
implemented the Police Wellness Instructor Course for the Michigan
Commission on Law Enforcement Standards, for which she is a subject matter
expert, consultant and instructor-trainer. She is a part-time faculty member
of the Washtenaw Community College (WCC) in Ann Arbor Michigan, and
has been the primary fitness instructor for the WCC Police Academy since
2001. She has a BA and a BS and is a certified firearms instructor, H&K Pistol
Instructor, RedMan Simulation Training Instructor, Simunition Supervisor,
Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) by the National Strength
and Conditioning Association (NSCA), Health Promotion Director by the Cooper
Institute, and is an FTO for her agency. She has published numerous articles in
many national and international publications regarding police cycling, officer
survival, firearms and tactics, fitness, and police performance under stress, and
she has presented these subjects at many international conferences since 1995
including IALEFI, IPMBA, NTOA, NSCA, ASLET, and OTOA. Her work on heart
rate and performance under stress is included in Ken Murray’s Training at the
Speed of Life as well as Michael Asken’s Mindsighting: Mental Toughness for
Police Officers in High Stress Situations. She wrote two chapters from IPMBA’s
Complete Guide to Public Safety Cycling 2nd Ed, (2008) entitled Basic Nutrition
and Basic Physical Fitness. Law and Order and Tactical Response published a
series of fitness articles written by Kathy titled Street Fit in 2009, and she did a
series of fitness videos the same year for PoliceOne.com.
Paul Wassill
Paul is a recently retired Sergeant from a major Canadian police department
with 32.7 years of operational police experience including: uniform patrol
officer, firearms/use of force/tactics instructor, Criminal Investigations Branch,
uniform patrol supervisor, Tactical Support Unit operator and supervisor, and
the implementation, strategies, equipment and training of the department’s
Nuclear Security Division. Paul has instructor certifications in law
enforcement handgun, shotgun, rifle, precision rifle, Taser© Master Instructor,
and use of Simunition© non-lethal training ammunition. He is also a court
qualified subject matter expert and lecturer on firearms and other offensive
weapons. Paul also has completed police mentoring and training missions in
Bosnia & Herzegovina, as a Canadian Civilian Police (CivPol) member of the
United Nations Mission in Bosnia & Herzegovina (UNMIBH), and the Canadian
Kandahar Provincial Reconstruction Team (KPRT) in Afghanistan. Paul also
assists in the training of Canadian police contingents assigned to Afghan
National Police training in Afghanistan.
Ty Weaver
Ty is a ten year Air Force veteran. Following his military service he served with
the Hazleton, Pennsylvania Police Department. For the past ten years Ty has
been working in the Law Enforcement & Military sales markets as Operations
Manager for Heckler & Koch Inc., Senior East Coast Sales Manager for FN
Herstal, USA, and Director of Sage International’s Tactical Weapons Division.
Currently Ty is the Mid-Atlantic Regional Manager for Blackhawk.
Tobie Weberg
John Weisman
Seven time New York Times bestselling author John Weisman is one of a select
company of authors to have their books on both the Times nonfiction and fiction
bestseller lists. Weisman’s CIA short stories were chosen for inclusion in BEST
AMERICAN MYSTERY STORIES in 1997 and 2003. His most recent CIA short
fiction appears in Agents of Treachery (Random House/Vintage, 2010). He
reviews books on intelligence and military affairs for the Washington Times
and his analysis has appeared in AFIO’s INTELLIGENCER. Since 2003 he has
appeared on more than 130 radio and television shows as an expert on terrorism
and intelligence matters. In the spring of 2005, he was invited by the German
Government to lecture on the state of the U.S. Intelligence Community. Weisman
is an adjunct instructor at Team One Network, which provides tactical training
to both local and national law enforcement agencies, and at the Executive
Protection Institute, for which he teaches the terrorism bloc. He is an NRAcertified pistol instructor who has created and run tactical exercises for Loudoun
and Fairfax counties (VA), and worked on the City of Manassas Park and Clarke
County (VA) active shooter exercises. He is a current a member of the Clarke
County (VA) Sheriff’s Advisory Board, and senior adviser to the chairman of Kriss
Arms of Nyon, Switzerland, whose American subsidiary produces the Kriss Vector
system of submachine guns, short-barreled rifles, pistols and carbines. He lives in
the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia.
Heather Williams
Sergeant Heather Williams has been with the Chattanooga Police Department
since 2002. She has worked in the patrol division, special investigations, and
Crime Scene Unit. Sergeant Williams is a member of the departments SWAT
team. She has received extensive tactical training and is an instructor for
Team One Network. Heather has written for the NTOA newsletter and is a
member of the NTOA testing and evaluation program for female tactical gear.
She has also presented at an IALEFI annual training conference in the area of
training issues related to the female officers. Sergeant Williams has trained
school resource officers in the area of tactics specific to their environment
as well as having taught Active Shooter Instructor courses for Team One
Network.
Heather Williams is a highly competitive endurance athlete. She is a graduate
from The University of the South (Sewanee) with a degree in biology and
chemistry. As a student athlete Heather earned All American honors in cross
country, track and field and is a two-time National Champion in the 1500
Mike Williams
Mike Williams is a 39 year law enforcement veteran and is currently the
Training Coordinator for Team One Network. Mike retired in July of 2010 as
Deputy Chief of Police at the Chattanooga Police Department in Tennessee.
He ran the department’s day to day operations and was responsible for 650
sworn and civilian employees. He was a former director of training at the
Chattanooga Police Academy and was full time SWAT Team commander for
several years. As a 39 year Law Enforcement veteran and a 25 year veteran
SWAT officer, he served as an operator, Team Leader and Team Commander
and still acts as a senior advisor and trainer for Chattanooga SWAT. He is
a member of the IALEFI Board of Directors and editor of its magazine, The
Firearms Instructor. Mike testifies as an expert witness in State and Federal
Courts on the Police Use of Force and tactical team operations and teaches
Team One’s Tactical Commander Course.
Joe Willis
Joe will retire from the United States Army as a Military Police First Sergeant
in the summer of 2016 after more than 20-years of service. He served in every
leadership position from Team Leader to First Sergeant. His assignments have
also included Military Police Operations Sergeant, Special Reaction Team
Commander, and Investigator. Throughout his career, he spent more than 5
years in foreign countries; Iraq, Germany, Honduras, and Korea. His military
education includes DOD Non-Lethal Weapons Instructor, SRT Marksman/
Observer, Military Police Investigator, Anti-Terrorism Advisor, Army Basic
Instructor, Air Assault. Joe is a certified Master Army Ethics Instructor,
Mediator (advanced) and a graduate of the Defense Equal Opportunity
Management Institute. His last few military assignments include Operations
Sergeant Major for a Combined Arms Training Brigade, Senior Enlisted Advisor
for the Department of Military Science at West Point, and the West Point Equal
Opportunity Program Manager. Joe, is the Course Director for Inter-Cultural
Leadership.
Tobie Weberg is a 21 year law enforcement veteran who holds the rank
of Deputy Inspector with the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office, State of
Wisconsin. He currently is the Police Services Bureau Commander, which
includes the Patrol Division, Criminal Investigation Division, Airport Security
Division, Federal Task Forces, Dive Unit, and Explosives Ordnance Disposal
(Bomb Squad). Previous assignments include Jail, Patrol, Detective, US
Marshal’s Fugitive Task Force, Warrant Squad, Gun Unit, and Targeted
Enforcement Unit. He has been a member of the SWAT Team continuously
since 1996 and has held the positions of Technician, Team Leader and Training
Officer. He was appointed to SWAT Commander in 2007, which he currently
still serves in this capacity. He is a graduate of the FBI National Academy
Session 243, FBI Hazardous Devices Executive Management Program, and
Leadership in Crises Program at Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government as
well as many other schools. He has served as an instructor in several different
disciplines. He currently serves on the Executive Board for the Association of
SWAT Personnel – Wisconsin (ASP-WI).
meter run. Heather obtained her master’s degree in Criminal Justice from the
University of Tennessee-Chattanooga.
Robert C. Willis
Robert C. Willis has trained federal, state and local agencies and officers for
over 25 years in the areas of defensive tactics, firearms, emergency vehicle
operations, vehicle contacts, professional communications, constitutional law,
report writing and numerous other disciplines. For a decade he co-presented
the Calibre Press “Street Survival® Seminar” across the USA and Canada. He
often serves as a litigation consultant and “expert witness” and has testified
in Federal and State Courts, Grand Jury Hearings, Coroner’s Inquests as
well as Police Disciplinary Hearings to explain and critique the force and/or
procedural actions of officers. Bob authored the original State of Wisconsin’s
Defensive and Arrest Tactics Manual and has contributed articles to national
publications.
Mannifred Yates
Fred is a retired U.S. Army veteran with an extensive Special Operations
background in both the Army Rangers and Special Forces. His law
enforcement experience includes patrol, SRT, team leader, defensive tactics,
firearms, and tactics instructor. Fred has trained SWAT teams throughout the
country and worked with the U.S. Department of Justice as a contract officer
in Haiti, Bosnia, and several other countries. Fred worked for Heckler and
Koch International Training division for 8 years.
John H. Zamrok
John H. Zamrok is a decorated Marine Corps Vietnam veteran, who retired
from twenty-four years of New Jersey Municipal and State law enforcement
service. He served as a SWAT team leader and his 37 years of experience as a
law enforcement firearms instructor includes five years as a full-time regional
instructor for H&K’s International Training Division. Most recently, John was
New Jersey’s State Range Master for ten years, coordinating all recruit
and in-service law enforcement firearms training, as well as training a new
generation of LE Firearms Instructors as, Assault Rifle and Subgun Instructors.
John is now a consultant and is providing experienced training with Team One
Network, as well as supporting IALEFI training as a Life Member. In 2010 he
was contracted by the US State Department to provide training to the national
Army of Benin, Africa, which brought that army up to United Nations’ Peace
Keeping status. Those soldiers went on to service the UN in the Ivory Coast
and the Congo. He can be contacted at 973 538 6869 or [email protected].
You may also visit his website www.jzamrok.com.
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This partnership will create the Action target Academy powered by team one network.
courses that will be offered are:
• Range Master
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• Chief Range Safety Officer
• Shoot House Instructor
• Defensive Pistol for the Concealed Carry
• Reactive Steel Target Instructor Workshop
• Lead Abatement
• Dynamic Use of Target Systems
Team One Network instructors will travel throughout the U.S. to conduct these courses. They
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to view course schedules or to register,
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C o n cea l ed Carry Permit Workshops
Defensive Pistol Techniques - Level One
Home Defensive Long Gun Techniques – Level One
This course is designed to merge combative handgun techniques with everyday
carry and concealment of the personal handgun. The course combines classroom
and range time to give the student a solid understanding of what is needed to deploy
the combative handgun from a covering garment.
This course will cover basic long gun use for home security which will give the
Authorized Concealed Carry individual a basic understanding of weapons handling,
shooting techniques, and safety.
Topics that will be covered are:
• Legal Issues
• Firearms Safety Rules
• Ballistics – Internal, External, and
Terminal Cycle of Functioning
• Fundamentals of shooting – 7
Fundamentals, Different Trigger
Systems, Action
• The Draw- Multiple positions and
shooting positions
• Loading and Unloading
• Use of Cover
• Reloads
• Stoppages
• Multiple shots
• Multiple targets and Shoot-No Shoot
• Relative positioning
• Ballistics
• Fundamentals of
shooting
• Optics – Red Dot and
Other Various Scopes
• Multiple positions and
shooting positions
• Loading and Unloading
• Use of Cover
• Reloads
• Stoppages
• Multiple shots
• Multiple targets
• Relative positioning
• Situational Awareness
– Shoot/No Shoot
Duration: 4 hours
Tuition: $125.00
Training Ammunition: 100 rounds $50.00
Duration: 4-5 hours
Tuition: $125.00
Long Gun Techniques – Level Two
This course will give Authorized Concealed Carry Individuals advanced aspects of
the elements and techniques of defensive pistol shooting.
• Moving to Cover
• One hand
• Near to Far
• Static Turns
• Moving Turns
• Shooting on the move
• Moving Targets
• Searches
C o n c e a l e d C a r r y P e r m it W o r k s h o p s
Defensive Pistol Techniques - Level Two
This course will cover advanced shooting techniques, use of cover, practical
defensive techniques which will allow the Authorized Conceal Carry individual to
respond to a variety of threats to protect their home and family.
• Moving to Cover
• Near to Far
• Static Turns
• Moving Turns
• Moving Targets
• Searches
Duration: 4 hours
Tuition: $125.00
Duration: 4-5 hours
Tuition: $125.00
Family Preparedness
Defensive Pistol Low Light Techniques
This course is designed for Authorized Conceal Carry Individuals to defend
themselves in low light conditions, whether at home or in the community. The course
will include defensive flashlight techniques, with or without a firearm.
• Flashlight shooting techniques
• Gun Mounted Lights and Lasers
• Defensive movement and Target
Identification
• Practical Scenarios
Duration: 4 hours
Whether at home, in your vehicle, or outside, this course will provide useful
information to the student and their family to be prepared in emergency situations.
The course covers emergency preparedness, understanding the environment, and
practical emergency supplies.
• Situational Awareness
• Disaster Preparedness
• Emergency Medicine
Duration: 4 hours
Tuition: $125.00
Training Ammunition: None
Tuition: $125.00
All Participants in Firearms courses must have a current concealed
carry permit.
Equipment Provided for All Courses: Converted Firearm (Real functioning
firearms converted to safely fire marking cartridges. The same systems used
by LE and Military throughout the world.), holster and magazine pouches.
Equipment Required for All Courses: Eye protection, Brimmed hat, Sturdy
belt for holster and gun, and Hearing protection.
Situational Awareness
This course is designed for Authorized Conceal Carry Individuals to defend
themselves in low light conditions, whether at home or in the community. The course
will include defensive flashlight techniques, with or without a firearm.
• Flashlight shooting techniques
• Gun Mounted Lights and Lasers
• Defensive movement and Target
Identification
• Practical Scenarios
Duration: 4 hours
Tuition: $125.00
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Long Range Precision Shooting Course
A three day shooting school that will give the designated marksman the opportunity
to shoot from distances of 100 yards to 1000 yards. Minimal time will be spent in the
classroom reviewing scope adjustments, minutes of angle, maintenance, data books,
determining wind values, and basic shooting positions. Shooters will fire from 100,
200, 400, 600, 700, 800 and 1,000 yards. In addition to firing their own weapons, Team
One Network and Savage Arms will furnish several Savage 110 BA .338 Lapuas with
scopes and ammunition for fire from the longer distances.
Duration: 3 Days
Tuition: $595.00 (Savage Arms Scholarship two for one)
Ammunition: 150 Rounds
F irearms
Equipment Required: Wraparound eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat,
scoped rifle, , spotting scope, binoculars, cleaning equipment and shooting mat.
Course Descriptions
Defensive Pistol for the Concealed Carry
Pistol Operations
Because the pistol remains the primary firearm for police work, this course focuses
on the development of practical, close-quarters shooting skills that can save officers’
lives in real-world situations. Emphasis is placed on improving basic shooting skills
through range sessions, then using these new-found abilities in high-energy, closequarters, live fire exercises.
Topics that will be covered:
• Developing the combative mind
• Gun and holster selection
• L ocating your own personal carry
“sweet spot”
• Garment removal techniques
•D
raw techniques (with an emphasis
on belt carry)
• Enhancing combative pistol and
holster skills
• Movement while shooting
• Seated shooting and shooting in/
around vehicles
• Proper ID and engagement
Duration: 2 Days
Tuition: $495.00
• Pistol safety and handling
• Tactical reload
• Stoppage drills
• Weapons retention
• Low Light techniques
• Draw-and-fire exercises
• Low-light scenarios
• Strong hand/support hand shooting techniques
• Multiple targets
Ammunition: 600 Rounds Pistol
Duration: 3 Days
Equipment Required: Wraparound eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, pistol
with three magazines, concealment style holster, and magazine pouch.
Tuition: $595.00
Ammunition: 1,000 Rounds
Equipment Required: Wrap around eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat,
pistol with three magazines and holster, duty belt, full tactical gear including body
armor, and a flashlight.
Dynamic Use of Target Systems
This course will provide a series of dynamic training exercises that will help you
improve your live fire-training program. We will be incorporating a variety of
target options that provide a pathway to improve the skills of your students. In law
enforcement communities around the world, we know that realistic training is the
key to giving students the experience necessary to prevail in stressful situations. The
course will offer some of our ideas on the use of a variety of targets in creating a
building block approach to realistic training during live fire exercises.
We will provide and use a wide range of targets to include:
• Paper targets
• Three dimensional targets
• Range props
• Steel targets
• Reactive targets
• Turning and swinging targets
• Moving targets
Duration: 2 Days
Tuition: $495.00
Range Safety Officer
The Range Safety Officer program was developed in response to the demand for
a nationally recognized range safety officer certification. Range Safety Officers
are people who possess the knowledge, skills, and attitude essential to organizing,
conducting, and supervising safe shooting activities and range operations
• The Role of the Range Safety Officer and Range Standard Operating Procedures
• Range Inspection and Range Rules
• Range Safety Briefing
• Emergency Procedures
• Firearm Stoppages and Malfunction
Duration: 1 Day
Tuition: $250.00
Ammunition: None
Equipment Required: Wraparound eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat.
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Police 1911 Pistol
Russian Firearms Familiarization
This is for the Police Officer who carries a 1911 single action pistol. The course
involves both classroom and range time for a complete understanding of the
capabilities of the 1911 pistol and sound techniques for its use.
At the end of this intensive three day course, students will receive a certification
equivalent to the Armed Forces Russian Weapons Familiarization Course certificate.
Through a mix of classroom work and range time, students will fire a range of
Russian weapons including the Makarov PM, the AK-47 and AK-74, the AK-100
series, and the RPD light machine gun. Other weapons that will be examined,
handled, and disassembled include the PK and PKM heavy machine guns (equivalent
to the US M60), and the RPG-7, with both electro-optical and iron sights.
Topics that will be covered include:
• User level breakdown and assembly
• User level maintenance and lubrication
• Spare parts replacement for the 1911
• Holster selection
• Presentation and draw
• Combat shooting techniques
• Rapid reload options
• Shooting in reduced light environments
• Multiple target engagement
• Single handed firing
• Positions other than standing
• Incapacitation lecture
• Ammunition lecture
Duration: 3 Days
Tuition: $595.00
• Nomenclature and ballistics
• Tactical assembly and disassembly procedures
• Firing characteristics
• Sighting
• Live fire familiarization
Duration: 3 Days
Tuition: $695.00
Ammunition: Included
Equipment Required: Wraparound eye protection, ear protection, and a brimmed hat.
Firearms Instructor
Concealed Carry Instructor Workshop
Equipment Required: Wrap around eye and ear protection. Gunbelt, with holster and
magazine pouch. Minimum of 3 magazines. Flashlight.
Course Descriptions
Ammunition: 1,000 rds
Reactive Steel Target Instructor Workshop
This concept is the underlying theory behind steel targets. For every shot that is
on target, you get instant feedback from seeing the target react and hearing that
satisfying “clang” as the bullet makes impact. While steel targets are a fantastic
training tool, they add a level of safety considerations beyond traditional target
shooting.. Therefore, you have to consider what is behind the target as well as what
could potentially be hit in the area the bullet is being redirected to. If that redirection
is improper or inconsistent, it can pose a significant risk. This course will cover the
many different types of steel targets and the proper and safe use of them.
Steel targets that will be utilized:
• Plate racks
• Pepper poppers
• Silhouettes w/ hostage and pelvic targets
• IDPA and Tactical torso’s with reactive centers and heads
• Dueling trees
• Developing the combative mind
• Gun and holster selection
• Locating your own personal carry “sweet spot”
• Garment removal techniques
• Draw techniques (with an emphasis on belt carry)
• Enhancing combative pistol and holster skills
• Movement while shooting
• Seated shooting and shooting in/around vehicles
• Proper ID and engagment
Duration: 2 Days
Tuition: $495.00
• Steel Reactive Targets: Safety and Use
• Steel Target Safety Rules
• Steel target design
• Angle of Deflection
• Target Hardness
• Ammunition
• Inspection
• Target Placement
Duration: 2 Days
Tuition: $495.00
with three magazines, Duty belt with holster and magazine pouches.
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F I R EAR M S IN ST RU CT OR
(cont’d)
Master Firearms Instructor
This course will develop and test the skills of the Master Firearms instructor. The
firearms that will be covered are revolver, pistol, shotgun, semi auto rifle, sub machine
gun and carbine. Each student will conduct a live fire range program; pass a shooting
standard drill and written test on all firearms to successfully complete the course.
• Safety rules and equipment
• Developing a realistic firearms program
• Responsibilities of the firearms instructor
• Shooting under multiple conditions
• Concealed carry operations
• Low light/laser techniques
• Non Standard Response
• Relative Position Drills
• Firing on the move at moving targets
• Course and Target design and selection
Prerequisites:
• Completed a recognized Firearms Instructor Course
• Completed Master Firearms Instructor Reading (Article’s will be sent
upon registration)
Duration: 5 Days
Course Descriptions
Tuition: $1395.00
Range Master
The Range Master has overall charge of the range. This position usually occupied
by the most experienced Firearms Instructor. This course will further develop the
Firearms Instructors’ knowledge in order to become a Range Master by expanding
their skills in the safe and efficient management of a firearms range and training
program.
• Responsibilities of the Range Master
• Range development and management
• Range safety issues
• Inventory control and allocation
• Logistical support and resources
• Ammunition, ballistics, evaluation and selection
• Target design and selection
• Environmental issues of indoor and outdoor ranges
• Response to Medical Emergencies
• Exposure to Range Hazards (Ear, Eye and Blood concerns)
• Realistic scenario based training
• Proper communication skills
• Use of marking cartridges
• Conducting safe live fire scenarios
• Developing department policies
• Legal and Liability update
• Critical Incident review and analysis
Ammunition: 500 Pistol, frangible, 250 Revolver, 400 Rifle, no AP, 300 Shotgun (bird
shot or 00 buck)
Prerequisites:
Equipment Required: Wrap around eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, body
armor, pistol with three magazines, holster and duty belt, Shotgun w/ammo pouches
and sling, Rifle w/ two magazines and pouches and sling, Revolver w/ two speed
loaders and holster, Carbine or submachine gun with two magazines and ammo
pouches and sling. Other equipment will be provided.
Duration: 5 Days
• Completed a recognized Firearms Instructor Course
• Completed the Range Master on-line program (part of this course)
Tuition: $1395.00
Ammunition: 100 Rounds Frangible
Sniper Instructor
This course is intended for senior sniper personnel who train new snipers. Instruction
will include both classroom and range time. Upon completion, students will be able to
create, develop, and implement sniper training programs that meet all the current law
enforcement standards.
Equipment Required: Wrap around eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, body
armor, pistol with three magazines, holster and duty belt. Other equipment will be
provided.
• The selection of new team members
• The responsibilities of sniper team leaders
• Liability issues for snipers and team leaders
• Instructional and coaching techniques
• The sniper/observer relationship
• Warning orders
• Sniper support during operations
• Sniper-initiated operations
Duration: 5 Days
Tuition: $750.00
Ammunition: 150 Rounds, 50 Rounds Pistol
scoped rifle, gillie suit, spotting scope, binoculars, cleaning equipment and shooting
mat, pistol.
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Chief Range Safety Officer
Chief Range Safety Officers are people who possess the knowledge, skills,
and attitude essential to organizing, conducting, and supervising safe shooting
activities and range operations. This course requires the NRA Range Safety Officer
certifications as a prerequisite. The successful completion of this course will allow
individuals to educate, train, and certify Range Safety Officers.
• Range Safety Officer’s roles and responsibilities
• Range standard operating procedures
• Range inspection and range rules
• Firearm stoppages and malfunctions
• Range Safety Briefings which include emergency procedures
Duration: 2 Days
Tuition: $450.00
Tactical Pistol Instructor
Tactical Submachine Gun Instructor
It is critical that those officers who instruct their colleagues must have a firm
instructional foundation on which to build. This course offers the tools necessary for
training law enforcement personnel who teach others about the use of a handgun.
The instruction includes critical teaching and shooting skills, as well as, one-on-one
instruction labs, range and shoot house techniques, and safety drills.
At the conclusion of this intensive course, students will have developed all the skills
necessary to train their tactical personnel in the use and deployment of submachine
guns. Both teaching skills and shooting skills will be emphasized, as well as
developing the winning mindset to prevail under any condition.
• Instruction methodology
• The responsibilities of the instructor
• Safety on the range and in the
classroom
• Use of Simunition®
• Development of live fire exercises
• Developing a shooting program
Duration: 5 Days
Tuition: $750.00
with three magazines, holster and duty belt.
• Safety on the range and in the classroom
• How to develop a subgun program
• The responsibilities of the firearms instructor
• Range management and safety
• Shoot house management and safety considerations
• Tactical courses of fire
• Subgun shooting exercises
• Trigger control
• Tactical team weapons philosophy
Duration: 5 Days
Tuition: $750.00
Ammunition: 500 Rounds Subgun, 50 Rounds Pistol
Patrol Rifle Instructor
This course is intended for senior personnel who train officers in the use of rifles and
carbines. Students will be able develop critical skills needed in both fundamental and
advanced teaching techniques. Instruction will include both classroom and range time.
Duration: 5 Days
Tuition: $750.00
Ammunition: 750 Rounds of Rifle and 50 Rounds of Pistol
Equipment Required: Wraparound eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, and a
rifle with two magazines.
Tactical Shotgun Instructor
The shotgun is one of the most effective and versatile tools available to the police
officer. This course will give police firearms instructors the teaching skills necessary
to develop and run tactical shotgun programs that will maximize the use of this
weapon. The course includes both classroom and live-fire range time.
• Deploying the police shotgun
• Safety issues
• Course development
• Instructors’ responsibilities
• Tactical loading and reloading
techniques
• Ammunition selection
• Patterning
• Carry methods
• Weapons transitioning during active
countermeasures
• Live fire on multiple targets
Duration: 5 Days
Tuition: $750.00
Ammunition: 200 Rounds 00 Buck, 200 Rounds Birdshot, 25 Rounds Slug, 50 Rounds
Pistol
Armorer
Re-certification required every 3 years for Armorer courses.
Benelli Shotgun Armorer Courses
Benelli shotgun Armorer courses are designed for law enforcement/military
personnel who are responsible for Benelli shotgun preventative maintenance,
checks and service (PMCS). Each course is structured to provide each student with a
practical understanding of the advanced features that make Benelli shotguns unique.
Students will gain armorer level, hands-on experience with the following Benelli
shotgun systems:
• M1/M2, with Inertia Rotary Bolt System;
• M4 with the patented unique Auto Regulating Gas Operated (ARGO) System;
• Nova/SuperNova Polymer Technology Pump Action Shotgun.
These courses provide complete and detailed answers to specific questions
concerning the weapons mechanical functioning, operational procedure, field
stripping and armorer detailed stripping, inspection(s), troubleshooting, and
corrective actions/maintenance.
• Nomenclature,
• Operator Use,
• Cycle of functioning,
• Field & detail stripping,
• Care & cleaning,
• Troubleshooting,
• Preventive & corrective maintenance.
Duration: 2 Days for all Benelli shotgun systems - to be presented as follows:
• Day One: Benelli M1/M2, M3, M4.
• Day Two: Benelli Nova/Super Nova
Tuition: 2 Days: $650.00, or 1 Day: $350.00.
Armorer Tools and Benelli shotguns are provided for use in the classes.
The above Armorer Courses are authorized Benelli field schools. Students who
successfully complete each course will receive Benelli Certification.
with three magazines and holster, duty belt, shotgun and magazine pouches with ten
rounds total.
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Course Descriptions
• Responsibilities of the firearms instructor
• Range and classroom safety
• Instructional methodology
• Making presentations on the range and in the classroom
• Drills
• Live fire exercises
• Range management
with three magazines and holster, duty belt, full tactical gear including body armor,
gas mask, flashlight, and submachine gun with two magazines.
A rmorer
( co nt’d)
Springfield Armory Armorer
High Risk Raids & Search Warrant Operations
Springfield Armory Armorer courses are structured to provide each student with a
practical understanding of the advanced features that make the Springfield Family of
Firearms unique.
This challenging course concentrates on the execution of high-risk raids and search
warrants, both in the counter-narcotics arena, or a possible terrorist scenario.
Hands-on exercises will hone operational skills and weapons handling, as well as
teach officers how to think “outside the box” when planning and executing these
potentially deadly operations.
Students will gain hands-on experience with the XD Pistols, the safest polymer
handgun available, bringing together a number of important safety innovations into
one firearm.
Students will receive practical skills on the 1911-A1 pistols the “warhorse” of combat
pistols and the M1A rifle which is based on the legendary M-14 renowned for its
accuracy, reliability and durability.
• Nomenclature
• Operator use
• Cycle of functioning
• Field & detail stripping
• Care & cleaning
• Troubleshooting
• Preventive & corrective maintenance
Duration: 3 Days (Day One 1911, Day Two M1A, Day Three XD)
Tuition: 3 days — $695.00, 2 days — $495.00, 1 day — $295.00
Equipment Required: Team One Network supplies tools and weapons
Course Descriptions
Tactical
Sturm, Ruger & Company SR-556 Armorer
Sturm, Ruger & Company SR-556 Armorer’s Course provides law enforcement
personnel training in the disassembly/reassembly, inspection, diagnosing, and
servicing of the SR-556 rifle in accordance with Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc. factory
standards.
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:
• Identify the various configurations and models of the SR-556 family of rifles.
•U
nderstand and be able to articulate in detail, the Theory/Cycle of Operation of
the SR-556 rifle, and alternative gas action systems.
• Identify ammunition recommended for use in the SR-556 rifle.
•P
roperly [Armorer] disassemble and reassemble in proper sequence the SR-556
rifle, and its sub-assemblies.
•P
roperly conduct [Armorer] preventative maintenance, checks/inspections, and
service (PMCS) procedures applicable to the SR-556 rifle.
• Diagnose reported field problems relating to the rifle.
•S
ervice and repair the SR-556 rifle, to include: the adjustment of existing
components and /or the installation of new components.
• I nstruct SR-556 user/operators in the field maintenance, care, cleaning, and
mechanical operation of the rifle.
Duration: One day
Tuition: $295.00
Equipment Required: Note taking materials. Take-home Armorer Manual supplied. All
armorer tools and SR-556 rifle are provided (on loan) by Team One Network.
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• Firearms handling and deployment
• Threat analysis and risk assessment
• Tactical intelligence gathering in an operational environment
• Operational planning and coordination
• Approaching the target area without alerting the subjects
• Covert, stealth, dynamic, and forced entry tactics and procedures
• Use of distraction devices during room clearing
Duration: 5 Days
Tuition: $750.00
Ammunition: 400 Rounds Pistol, 400 Rounds Rifle or Submachine Gun
armor, gas mask, flashlight, submachine gun with two magazines and rifle with two
magazines.
Hostage Rescue Operations
This course emphasizes the advanced level of tactical team operations. It is designed
to train teams to conduct Hostage Rescue operations using “rapid deployment”
tactics. The program consists of classroom, practical application, and scenario
based training exercises.
• Firearms handling and deployment
• Threat analysis and risk assessment
• Tactical intelligence gathering in an operational environment
• Operational planning and coordination
• Approaching the target area without alerting the subjects
• Covert, stealth, dynamic, and forced entry tactics and procedures
• Use of distraction devices during room clearing
Duration: 5 Days
Tuition: $995.00
Ammunition: 400 Rounds Pistol, 400 Rounds Rifle or Submachine Gun
Equipment Required: Wrap around eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat,
armor, gas mask, flashlight, submachine gun with two magazines and rifle with two
magazines.
SWAT Operator
This course is focused on honing tactical team operational skills, working within the
team environment, and creating situational awareness and survival skills in highrisk situations. While it is not mandatory to attend as part of a team, it is strongly
recommended. Exercises will include Simunition® and active countermeasures, and
the use of distraction devices. This is an intensive, rigorous and challenging entrylevel course.
• Tactical planning and concepts for tactical teams
• Weapons techniques for pistol, submachine gun/ rifle and shotgun
• Site approach and Forced Entry Techniques
• Slow & deliberate, and Dynamic room clearing
• Active Countermeasures and Weapon retention
• Practical Exercises, Drug Raids, High Risk Warrants and Officer Down
Duration: 5 Days
Tuition: $995.00
Ammunition: 300 Rounds Pistol, 300 Rounds Submachine Gun or Rifle, 50 Rounds 00
Buck, 50 Rounds Skeet, 10 Rounds Slugs
gas mask, flashlight, submachine gun with two magazines, rifle with two magazines,
shotgun and magazine pouches with ten rounds total.
Tactical Entry Operations
• Stealth, slow & deliberate, and dynamic insertion techniques
• Moving quietly in urban and rural areas
• Thinking outside the box - tactical alternatives
• Night-vision approach and entry techniques
• Teamwork during the insertion
Duration: 3 Days
Tuition: $595.00
Ammunition: None
gas mask, and a flashlight.
With the ever increasing threat of terrorism in the world it is imperative that
officers have the proper protective equipment with which to respond to,
chemical and biological terrorism agents (WMD agents). Tactical teams will
be required to execute specialty missions in hazardous environments, to
include clandestine narcotics laboratories, “weaponized” chem/bio agents,
response to terrorist attacks and contaminates such as toxic industrial
chemicals.
This 40 hour course is designed to provide the officers an overview of
the protective features and issues when shooting and maneuvering in
protective equipment.
This course is focused on honing tactical team operational skills, working
within the team environment and creating situational awareness and
survival skills in high-risk situations. Exercises will be conducted without
protective gear for a base line, then perform the same drills with Protective
masks, SCBA’s and wearing protective suits. This is an intensive, rigorous
and challenging entry-level course.
Topics covered:
• Tactical planning and concepts for tactical teams
• Weapons techniques for pistol, submachine gun/ rifle and shotgun
• Site approach and Forced Entry Techniques
• Slow & deliberate, and Dynamic room clearing
• Potential Terrorism Threats Chemical Warfare Agents
• OSHA Standards – Protective Clothing
• Relevant NFPA Standards
• PPE for First Responders
• Donning, Doffing and Decontamination
• Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA)
• Practical Exercises, Drug Raids, High Risk Warrants and Officer Down
• Maneuverability, weapons handling and tactical exercises
Course Descriptions
The insertion window, a team’s tactical approach and entry into a site, is often the
most critical stage of an operation. This team-building course has been designed
to encourage the sorts of flexible insertion and entry skills necessary prior to a
successful take-down under virtually any condition.
Tactical Team Operations for
Chem/Bio/Terrorist Response
Duration: 5 Days
Tuition: $995.00
Ammunition: 300 Rounds Pistol, 300 Rounds Submachine Gun or Rifle, 50
Rounds 00 Buck, 50 Rounds Skeet,
10 Rounds Slug.
Equipment Required: Wrap around eye protection, ear protection, brimmed
hat, pistol with three magazines and holster, duty belt, full tactical gear
including body armor, gas mask, flashlight, submachine gun with two
magazines, rifle with two magazines, and shotgun and magazine pouches
with ten rounds total.
Team One will provide all Chem/Bio suits, Protective masks and SCBA’s and
Marking cartridges.
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Tactical
( co n t’d)
Tactical Surveillance Operations
This course is designed to give students the theory, skills and techniques involved
in conducting surveillance operations. Students will conduct classroom training,
interactive drills, and practical exercises. Students will be trained on the use and
care of different Optics. An assortment of optical and surveillance devices will be
available for use during this course. Upon completion students will gain the skills
necessary to observe criminal activity without being detected.
• Planning and Briefing a Surveillance
• Surveillance Operations
• Surveillance Equipment
• Static Surveillance
• Foot Surveillance
• Mobile Surveillance
• Other types of Surveillance (Night, Urban, Rural, Covert)
IED/Explosives Awareness Training is designed to provide the knowledge and
skills for First Responders to not only identify potential explosive threats, but
identify the key components critical for determining response procedures.
Attendees will participate in classroom lecture and practical labs designed to
enhance understanding how IEDs function and practical exercises focusing on the
identification of an array of IEDs, their components, and triggering mechanisms.
• Energetic Material Orientation & Terminology
• Forms of Energy Release
• Explosives & Their Methods of Initiation
• IED & Booby-Trap Recognition
• Homemade Explosives (HME) Orientation:
• Precursor Chemicals
• HME Manufacturing Equipment
• Blast Pathology
• IED Manufacture Practical Exercise
Duration: 2 Days
Duration: 3 Days
Tuition: $750.00
Tuition: $595.00
Ammunition: N/A
Ammunition: None
Equipment Required: Will be provided
Tactica l Electronics
Course Descriptions
IED/Explosives Awareness Course
IED Electronics and Diagnostics Course
IED Electronics & Diagnostics Training provides Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD)
Operators with a thorough understanding of electronics and diagnostic methods
associated with IEDs. This training builds the skills and knowledge necessary to
assess IED circuitry and determine the safest method of prosecution. Attendees will
participate in limited classroom study and maximum hands-on practical application
that provides the skills necessary to build, diagnose, and prosecute circuits.
• Electrical Theory & Physics:
o Ohm’s Law/Kirchhoff’s Laws
• IED Electronic Components
• Basic & Sophisticated Circuits
• Resistor-Capacitor Timing Circuits (RC Circuits)
• Practical Circuit Construction
• Circuit Troubleshooting
• Electro-Mechanical Devices:
o DC Relays & Collapsing Circuits
• Circuit Analysis
• Proper Diagnostic Procedures
• IED Component Diagnostics:
o Detonator/ Switch/Solenoid Diagnostics
• Tactics, Techniques, and Procedure (TTP) Development:
o IED Circuit Diagnostics
o Circuit Defeat
Duration: 5 Days
Tuition: $1,700.00
Course Requirements: Active Military EOD Operators or HDS Certified Bomb
Technicians
Equipment Required: Circuit Diagnostic Equipment
Recommended Equipment: DDK (Detonator Diagnostic Kit)
Equipment Required: N/A
Basic Surreptitious Entry and Locking Mechanism
Defeat Training
Basic Surreptitious Entry (S-Entry) & locking Mechanism Defeat Training focuses
on providing a working knowledge of various lock designs and proficiency with the
employment of the basic/advanced tools and techniques to manipulate and/or defeat
locking mechanisms. S-Entry Training includes detailed instruction and practical
application of S-Entry TTPs through hands on practical exercises specifically
designed to reinforce the operator’s proficiency in the use of basic/advanced
entry tools and improvised manipulation to bypass and defeat locks and locking
mechanisms.
• Subtle Mechanical Entry Overview
• Lock Picking and Locking Mechanism Bypass:
o Pin Tumbler Locks
o Wafer Locks
o Warded Locks
o Combination Locks
o Padlocks
o Tubular Locks
• Tool Selection and Techniques of Use
• Vehicle Security Defeat:
o Auto Locks and Locking Mechanisms:
• Domestic Autos
• Japanese Autos
o Vehicle Access:
• Tools and Equipment
• Vehicle Selection
• Vehicle Entry Techniques
o Vehicle Access Practical Exercises
Duration: 2 Days
Tuition: $750.00
Course Requirements: Active Military, Law Enforcement, or other Government
Agency
Recommended Equipment: SEK (Subtle Entry Kit)
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O fficer S u rvival
Basic ATV Safety and
Law Enforcement Patrol Techniques
This 3-Day course is designed to certify officers in ATV Safety to comply with state
laws. The course will be a combination of classroom, scenario and outdoor training.
At the completion of this course the officers will not be expert riders, but safer riders.
The course is designed to provide the officers with a chance to become familiar with
ATV operation and patrol techniques in a controlled setting. Officers will learn about
ATV laws, ATV maintenance/safety checks, proper riding techniques, proper riding
gear, how to conduct law enforcement stops/pursuits, and officer safety concerns
unique to ATV enforcement. The course will also teach officers how to effectively
work in pairs and communicate while on patrol. Officers will be exposed to scenarios
that will get them used to drawing their firearm and seeking available cover while
conducting ATV patrol. This course will help reduce departmental ATV accidents,
injuries and property damage. All officers born on or after January 1, 1988 must
complete an ATV safety class to legally operate an ATV within the state of Wisconsin.
Objectives:
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Duration: 3 Days
Tuition: $695.00
Mountain Bike Officer Survival
This demanding course combines tactical weapons training with high-intensity biking
skills. Students will be challenged to put their bikes, and themselves, through a series
of tactical and patrol maneuvers that will test their skills to the limit. Students should
have basic skills in operating a mountain bike.
• Winning mindset
• Tactical weapons skills
• Use of cover and concealment
• Immediate reaction drills
• Vehicle stops
• Emergency dismounts
• E&E (evasion and escape)
• Night ops
• Obstacles and barriers
• Off-road scenarios
Re-certification required every three years for Instructor courses
Active Countermeasures Tactical Instructor
This program is designed to prepare instructors to train tactical operators and/or
patrol officers in how to utilize control tactics with their firearms drawn. The use of
control tactics with a drawn handgun is usually overlooked in traditional defensive
tactics training program. Originally designed for tactical teams for High Risk Entries,
these tactics have found increased need by patrol officers. Even though burglary
complaints, man-with-a-gun calls, or the response to an active shooter may result
in an officer responding with his handguns drawn only to find out this has turned
into a subject control situation. This program will cover the full range of instruction
including lecture, demonstration, physical technique training, simulation training, and
testing procedures. The emphasis of this program is to get an instructor up to speed
to train their tactical operators and patrol officers.
• Tactical weapon control theory
• Strategies for teaching psychomotor skills
• Drawn firearm subject control tactics
• Decentralization and stabilization tactics
• Training props and protective equipment
• Simulation Training Strategies
• Use of 21st Tactical AirSoft approved training weapons
• Use of Simunition® FX® Marking Cartridges
• Use of RedMan® Protective Equipment
• Use of Polar heart rate monitors
Duration: 5 Days
Tuition: $750.00
Ammunition: None
Equipment Required: Clothing and footwear for defensive tactics instruction, with
whistle and lanyard. Duty belt with holster, training weapons, inert aerosols, body
armor, impact weapon, protective equipment, groin protection and mouthpiece.
Mechanical Breaching Instructor
The breacher, weather a patrol or specialty team members, must be given the
training necessary to ensure they is proficient and therefore successful during
actual operations. The primary objective of this program is to provide students with
a working knowledge of manual breaching tools and techniques. This course will
address manual, power assisted, and vehicle assisted and shotgun breaching rounds.
• Types of doors and windows and their construction
• Strike points and tools for various types of doors
• Break and rake techniques for various window types
• Gathering of breaching intelligence
• Identification of various types of locks and barricades
• Selection of primary and secondary entry points
• Practical exercises utilizing Ruhl Tech Breaching equipment and doors
Duration: 3 Days
Duration: 5 Days
Tuition: $595.00
Tuition: $750.00
Ammunition: None
Equipment Required: Wraparound eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, full
tactical gear including body armor and gloves.
with three magazines and holster, duty belt, full duty gear including body armor, OC
spray, baton, flashlight, handcuffs, mountain bike, helmet and gloves.
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Course Descriptions
7.
Officers will be able to demonstrate and effectively operate an ATV in a safe
manner.
Officers born on or after January 1st, 1988 will be able to legally operate an
ATV.
Officers will be able to effectively work in pairs and conduct ATV
enforcement.
Officers will become familiar with officer safety issues when pursing or
attempting to stop an ATV.
Officers will be able to identify ATV violations.
Officers will be able to demonstrate drawing their firearm and proper use of
cover/concealment that ATV’s can provide.
Officers will have become familiar with their departmental ATV and how to
safely operate it.
Instructor
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Active Shooter Instructor
This course is designed to give the instructor the knowledge and skill to train first
responding officers to an Active Shooter incident. Active Shooter incidents are
becoming more prevalent in law enforcement and the need to train officers in how to
respond has become a vital part of law enforcement training. Instructor development
issues will also be discussed as students will be “hands-on” teaching practical skills
throughout this course. These practical skills will be taught with its focus on tactics.
Firearms drills will be taught using Simunitions, however, these same drills can later
be applied to “live-fire” range drills or high level scenario based training.
• Lessons learned from previous Active Shooter incidents
• Determining the threat
• Use of Site surveys to aid pre-planned responses
• First responder tactics
• Development of Patrol Response Team(s)
• Breaching tactics and capabilities
• Use of mobile Tactical Operations Center (TOC)
• Tactical room entry and clearing
• Use of shields and other ballistic protection
• Low light issues
• Outdoor rapid response rescue
• Practical drills
Duration: 3 Days
This course was designed to prepare new instructors to implement cell extraction
tactics in their institutions. This course fully addresses all aspects of verbal deescalation, physical stabilization, and restraint. The program introduces “Pad
Subduing” Tactics developed to deal with violent subject resistance in both close
quarter and larger living areas.
• The purpose of force cell moves
• Entry drills for 3 to 5 person teams
• How to establish cell extraction teams
• Use of shield tactics
• Contingency planning and operations
• Use of restraints & control devices
• Importance crisis management teams
• Support personnel and squads
• Purpose and use of the protective mask
• Selection & deployment of chemicals
• Baton deployment and selection criteria
• Integrated use of force options
• Ground stabilization tactics
• Documentation & medical issues
Duration: 5 Days
Tuition: $750.00
Tuition: $695.00
Course Descriptions
Cell Extraction & Control Systems Instructor
Ammunition: None
Equipment Required: Handgun and duty belt with full gear including body armor,
flashlight and handcuffs. Some type of long gun (AR-15, M-4, Shotgun). It is highly
recommended that each student provide their own certified simulation training
weapon and certified protective gear for force-on–force training. If the student is
unable to provide this training equipment, the necessary equipment will be provided
however the student may not be issued a training weapon similar to their duty weapon.
Correctional Emergency Response Team
(CERT®) Instructor
This program is designed to prepare new instructors to implement CERT Tactics
for their Correctional Emergency Response Teams. This program will cover the full
range of instruction including lecture, demonstration, physical technique training,
simulation training, and testing procedures. The emphasis of this program is to get
an instructor up to speed to train correctional personnel in special team response to
both large and small disturbance emergencies.
• Correctional use-of-force control theory
• American correctional disturbances will be reviewed and debriefed
• Team development, personnel selection, and equipment selection
• STAR tactic: team stabilization strategies
• Cell entry tactics will be developed using soft shields
• Large area multiple inmate disturbances tactics
• Stabilization/handcuffing and the use of special restraints
• Incident documentation procedures
Equipment Required: Assigned duty gear to include holster, pistol, impact weapon,
handcuffs with key. Helmet with drop shield, protective equipment, body armor, gas
mask and riot shield.
Low Light/Laser Instructor
More than 60% of officer-involved shootings occur between 6:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.
This course is designed for LEO Firearms Instructors to instruct their officers to
gain skills and develop an ability to win a confrontation during low light situations.
This course will explore the tactical advantages of multiple lighting systems and
techniques. Instructors will explore techniques and drills to train department
personnel with hand held and weapon mounted lights and optics and laser sights.
Students must pass a written test, live fire standards drills and instructor evaluations
to successfully complete the course.
• Eyesight during low light
• Night sights, Lasers and Optics
• Management of flashlights
• Tactical use of light
• Flashlight techniques
• Instructor development
• Firearm mounted lights
• Back lighting
• Safety issues
Duration: 3 days
Tuition: $595.00
Duration: 5 Days
Ammunition: 400 Rounds Pistol, 100 Rounds of Rifle or Shotgun
Tuition: $750.00
Equipment Required: Wraparound eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, vest,
flashlight, sidearm, safe holster, three magazines/speed loaders and a shotgun or
rifle. Streamlight flashlights will be available for selected models of pistols for use at
this course, please call prior to make arrangements.
Ammunition: None
Equipment Required: Appropriate instructional clothing and footwear, cloth elbow
& knee protection, mouth guards, whistle & lanyard, appropriate duty belt with
handcuffs, handcuff case, and handcuff key. Bring your department’s specialized
emergency response equipment for evaluation purposes.
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RedMan® Instructor
This program is designed to prepare the instructor to train and supervise
demonstrators in the proper use of RedMan® Training Equipment. Decades of
“lessons learned” have taught RedMan Instructors that they should not be wearing
the RedMan® Equipment. Instead, these instructors should be supervising properly
trained and supervised demonstrators who are wearing the protective equipment.
Supervisors should “supervise” training drills and simulations, not be a part of
the melee. Only then can training drills and simulations be conducted effectively,
realistically, and, most of all, safely. The entire course is based on the premise that
the instructor will go back and train and supervise a cadre of properly selected and
trained demonstrators.
Course Descriptions
Instruction will deal with incorporating the instructors existing techniques and
tactics into drills that utilize Tactical Communication, subject control, aerosol sprays,
impact weapons, and lethal force up to and including the use of training munitions.
The Seven Levels of Simulation will be explored as will be the use of a full range
of defensive tactics training tools including training weapons, striking shields, and
impact training protective equipment. This course will develop the building blocks
to assist instructors in developing the skills necessary to lead to future training
scenarios. Using the “isolation exercise” concept, instructors will understand,
participate in , and learn how to train their demonstrators in how to cover this crucial
middle ground.
• L earn the parameters of use & misuse, correct sizing, proper donning, correct
use & care, sanitation, equipment repair, and repacking & storage of the
RedMan® XP Suit including Climatization Drills
• Learn how to train demonstrators to move in the RedMan® XP Suit, protect
themselves from the environment, and how to take blunt force impact during
training drills and simulations
• Review RedMan® Product Guide, Warnings & Cautions, and Product DVD to
assist the instructor in the proper use of this equipment
• L earn how to use the Seven Levels of Simulation in Shadow Training, Prop
Training, Partner Training, Dynamic Movement Training, Relative Positioning
Training, Environmental Factors Training, and High Level Simulations
• L earn how to keep your demonstrators and officers safe through Training Injury
Liability Management that includes how to evaluate wellness & fitness levels,
conduct defensive tactics training at the proper intensity levels for maximum
results, and manage, when necessary, training injuries..
• L earn how to use the RedMan® WDS Suits with new WD2 Head for training
munitions training using Simunition FX and/or AirSoft weapons
• L earn how to use the RedMan in Isolation Drills designed to maximize training
time in preparing officers for future decision making scenario based simulations.
Duration: 3 Days
Tuition: $595.00
Ammunition: None
Equipment Required: Appropriate Instructional clothing and footwear, cloth elbow &
knee protection, whistle & lanyard, appropriate duty belt holster, training firearm if
available, inert aerosol spray with holder, training baton and holder, and handcuffs,
handcuff case, and handcuff key.
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Shoot House Instructor
Shoot house training provides officers with the ability to hone their shooting skills
under realistic, high-stress conditions. This course offers instructors all the tools
necessary to build a shoot house program and improve their fellow officers’ shooting
skills.
• Safety issues in the shoot house
• The responsibilities of the shoot house instructor
• Program development
• How to integrate the range and the shoot house in training
• Working with tactical teams in the shoot house
Duration: 2 Days
The tactical shield can be a very effective tool for tactical teams although many
agencies fail to understand the full potential of this versatile piece of equipment. This
course will explore the many uses of the tactical shield allowing the students to train
in a variety of scenarios. The students will be able to select and develop techniques
that will best work in their situation. Course includes written and practical test
components.
• Shield deployment tactics and equipment
• 10 shield needs
• Shield mounting techniques
• Individual shield shooting skills
• Team shield stacking and shooting skills
• Survey of shield types
• Shield case study reviews
• Shield materials ballistic performance
• Shield tactical rescue operations
• Shield Instructor development
Duration: 3 Days
Tuition: $450.00
gas mask, and a flashlight.
Course Descriptions
Tactical Ballistic Shield Instructor
Tuition: $595.00
Ammunition: 400 Rounds Pistol, 100 Rounds Long Gun
pistol with three magazines and holster, full tactical gear including body armor,
gas mask, flashlight, and long gun. Ballistic Shield and back-up, support side pistol
recommended option.
Simunition/RedMan Simulation Instructor
This program is designed to provide instructors with a complete program for
training their personnel in the use of defensive tactics and integrated use-of-force
training programs utilizing Simunitions training munitions. Instruction will deal
with incorporating the instructors’ existing techniques and tactics into tactical
communication, subject control, aerosol sprays, impact weapons, and lethal
force, up to and including the use of Simunition training munitions simulations. The
emphasis of this program will be the incorporation of firearms into defensive tactics
training to overcome the tactical fixation that often accompanies duty performance
that was trained in module format with no integration of the force decision-making.
This program will cover the full range of instruction including lecture, demonstration,
Scenario development, and reality-based simulation training, and testing procedures.
This course will provide the instructors with up-to-date safety procedures, cutting
edge equipment available, and procedures on how to conduct safe and realistic
training.
• Triple check safety rules
• Safety devices
• Safety equipment
• Protective equipment
• Training vs. equipment
• Weapons conversion kits
• Use of the seven levels of simulation
• Use of RedMan® Protective equipment
• Use of Simunition® FX® Marking cartridges
• Simulation training
• Use of marking cartridges
Duration: 4 Days
Tuition: $595.00
Ammunition: Included in the tuition
Equipment Required: Wraparound eye protection, ear protection, brimmed hat, full
duty gear with conversion kit including body armor, baton, flashlight, and handcuffs.
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E x ec u tiv e P rotectio n
Specialty
Executive/Victim/Witness Protection Operations
Chem/Bio Rescue Wear Workshop
Taught in conjunction with Tony Scotti, this concentrated course gives students solid
credentials in the theory and the practice of executive protection of both public and
private individuals. Training includes both theory and a series of hands-on practical
scenarios that will train students to detect, preclude, and, when necessary, repel
attacks.
With the ever increasing threat of terrorism in the world it is imperative that officers
have the proper protective equipment with which to respond to, chemical and
biological terrorism agents (WMD agents). Tactical teams will be required to execute
specialty missions in hazardous environments, to include clandestine narcotics
laboratories, “weaponized” chem/bio agents and contaminates such as toxic
industrial chemicals.
• Risk and threat assessments
• Advancing the principal’s itinerary
• Operation detailing and planning
• Surveys
• Walking the principal
• Driving exercises
• Deployment of automatic weapons
• Tactical firing techniques
• Rapid extraction of the principal
Duration: 6 Days
Tuition: $1,495.00
This one day workshop is designed to provide the students an overview of the
protective features of the current PPE available to the first responder market.
• Technical Protective Data Package
• NFPA Standards Compliance
• Donning, Doffing and Decontamination
• Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA)
• Maneuverability, weapons handling and tactical exercises
Duration: 1 Day
Tuition: $250.00
with three magazines and holster, duty belt, concealable hip holster, sport coat and
business casual clothes for practical scenarios and a flashlight.
Ammunition: None
Firearms Operations for the EP Specialist
Defeating the Aggressive Attacker
• Firearms safety and handling
• Shooting techniques
• Carrying and deploying weapons as part of an EP detail
• Tactical weapons handling drills
• Practical scenarios
• Weapons deployment and handling during arrivals and departures
• Weapons handling while walking the principal
Duration: 5 Days
Tuition: $750.00
Course Descriptions
This is a five day course concentrating on weapons handling and deployment for EP
specialists. Students will be taught techniques on 3 different firearms, pistol, sub gun
and shotgun. They will be exposed to situations requiring the use of different skills
and firearms.
Equipment Required: Duty belt with all authorized gear.
This course is designed to teach your offices effective, street proven techniques for
controlling a combative suspect. Unlike most Defensive Tactics Courses, this class
deals with only those suspects that will try to hurt or kill you or your officers.
Stopping the most common attacks
Street proven handcuffing
Control the confrontation
Weapon retention
Taking the fight to the ground
Build solid ground skills
Rest positions
Understand the Use of Force
Properly document the use of force
Use the Talon-Close Quarters Impact Weapon, the ultimate ground fighting
weapon
Ammunition: 500 rounds of Pistol, 500 Rounds of Sub Gun and 100 rounds of Shotgun
Duration: 2 Days
with three magazines and holster, duty belt, shotgun and magazine pouches with ten
rounds total.
Tuition: $450.00
Equipment Required: Full duty uniform or BDU type pants and shirt, gun belt with all
attached gear to include mobile radio, handcuffs, baton and ballistic vest.
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Specialty
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Excited Delirium & In-Custody Deaths
It’s 2 a.m. and 42 degrees out. You get the call over the radio: naked man running
down the street. You chuckle to yourself and take the call. Unfortunately, it’s no
laughing matter. This is one of the classic warning signs of a call that involves a
person in a state of excited delirium. He is a potentially dead prisoner, and really
dangerous to the responding officer as well. What you’re faced with is one of the
most volatile, life-threatening calls in law enforcement today, one that could change
your whole career. Law enforcement officers must learn to deal safely and effectively
with people in a state of excited delirium. This course will give you the tools to save
yourself, protect the suspect and save your department from the liability associated
with an in-custody death.
• Introduction to excited delirium
• Recognition of symptoms
• De-brief and review of excited delirium incidents
• Winning tactics against people who appear to possess super-human strength
• Positional restraint asphyxia: fact or fiction?
• Documentation of incidents
• In-custody death investigation
• Use of the Taser in excited delirium cases
• Use of the hobble restraint, an alternative to the dangerous “hog-tie” method
• Take-down techniques
Medical Response for the LE Instructor
This one day course is designed for the LE Instructor who conducts high-level
training that may include: Defensive Tactics, Firearms, SWAT and Simulations. The
goal of this course is to teach the LE Instructor how to properly handle medical
emergencies that may occur during training.
• Team health and special needs officer
• Penetrating Injuries (gunshot wounds)
• Blunt trauma (less lethal injuries)
• Chemical injuries (OC, CS)
• Electrical injuries (lightning and Taser)
• Hyperthermia and Hypothermia (signs & risk factors)
• Anaphylactic Shock (Bee stings)
• Snake bites and tick removal
• Dislocated joints
• Broken bones (splinting and stabilization)
• Emergency bandages & tourniquets
• Hazardous material updates
• Range/Classroom EMS kits
• Practical Exercises
Duration: 1 Day
Tuition: $250.00
Duration: 2 Days
Portable Video Systems for High Risk Operations
Course Descriptions
Tuition: $450.00
Equipment Required: None
Ground Combatives
The ground encounter is one of the most dangerous encounters a police officer will
face. Being knocked to the ground and having to fight for their lives police officers
face the constant possibility of an immediate deadly threat. Learning how to fight and
win on the ground is the objective of this class.
•U
pright grappling - gaining the advantage
•G
rapple position to take down
•G
aining the dominant position on the ground
• F ighting from the bottom position
• F ighting from the top position
•R
est positions
•S
urviving the fall - front - rear
• E scapes
•C
hoke defense
• T ake down defense
•H
andgun retention
Duration: 2 Days
Tuition: $450.00
Ammunition: None
Equipment Required: full duty uniform or BDU type pants and shirt, gun belt with all
attached gear to include mobile radio, handcuffs, baton and ballistic vest.
This course provides training in the use of portable video systems for all types of
operations such as tactical team operations, hostage situations, active shooter
situations and area security. Students will be taught safe and efficient ways to
explore otherwise dangerous areas to observe. The students will conduct classroom
training, interactive drills, and practical exercises. Upon completion, students will
have gained the skills and techniques necessary to conduct high risk operations
utilizing portable video systems.
• Force protection
• Checkpoint and area security
• Intelligence gathering
• Tactics and techniques for deploying video systems
• The use of technology to enhance safety
• Video surveillance equipment
o Poles
- Telescoping
- Articulating
- Baton
o Cameras and display options
- Through wall camera
- Under door
- Thermal
o Robots
o Video scopes
o Audio
Duration: 3 Days
Tuition: $695.00
Equipment Required: Wraparound eye protection, ear protection, full tactical gear
including body armor, gas mask, pistol, holster, three magazines, and helmet or
headgear. Zistos portable video systems will be provided
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Shaykhet Confrontation Training Program
Terrorism…Evolving
Lee Shaykhet was born in the former Soviet Union. He graduated from Moscow
University and provided training for the military. In 1979 he emigrated to the U.S.
Since that time he taught numerous training programs throughout the country. Gary
Klugiewicz introduced Lee to the Law Enforcement training community. This program
is about the typical problems and issues that occur in a confrontation, and how to
successfully deal with them. There are some basic concepts that are addressed. There
is a principle difference between the traditional approach to self defense, and the
practical side of the matter. The simple fact is that people under stressful conditions
cannot do complicated step by step techniques. Lee keeps it simple because that
actually works. The training deals the psychological stress of a confrontation and how
to deal with it. The OODA Loop principle is also explained. There is a scenario based
practical part, where the students get to actually put what they learned into practice.
The program is broken down into five simple basic concepts.
This course will give students a thorough foundational grasp of current terrorist
mindset and capabilities with the ultimate goal of officer survival. It will
cover the most up to date terrorist tactics, operational structures, and TTPs
(Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures). It will explain methods of radicalization,
communication, and the utilization of social media that terror organizations and
individuals are employing. Through classroom training, Socratic question-andanswer, and practical exercises, students will learn how to dissect the indicators of
terrorist activity so that they can capitalize on terrorist vulnerabilities. Students will
develop practical insights about surveillance, countersurveillance, and surveillance
detection so they can get inside the terrorists’ OODA (Observe-Orient-Decide-Act)
Loop, thereby increasing both operational awareness and officer safety.
“I believe that it is smart to keep it simple, this is the foundation of all my training”
Lee Shaykhet
• Core Principles
• Ground Defense
• Edged Weapons Defense
• Knees and Elbow Strikes
• Fitness
• Evolving terrorist tactics and weapons
• Current operational structures
• Methods of radicalization, communication, & use of social media
• Cyber terror
• Law Enforcement personnel as a terror target
• The common indicators of terrorist activity
• Surveillance, countersurveillance, and surveillance detection
• Detecting, disrupting, and deterring through red teaming
Duration: 2 Days
Tuition: $500.00
Ammunition: None
Duration: 2 Days
Ammunition: None
Vehicle Search Operations
Equipment Required: Clothing and Footwear for defensive tactics. Protective
equipment, groin protection, body armor and mouth piece.
This course provides training in the use of inspection tools for all vehicle types and
areas including: the undercarriage, wheel wells, engine compartment, on top of
and in the cabin and cargo areas. This course provides the students with safe and
efficient ways to explore otherwise difficult to reach or inaccessible areas where
contraband and IED devices may be hidden. The students will conduct classroom
training, interactive drills, and practical exercises. Upon completion students
will have gained the skills and techniques necessary to conduct Vehicle Search
operations.
Tactical Emergency Medicine Support
The TEAM ONE TEMS (Tactical Emergency Medicine Support) course is a 3-day
comprehensive introduction into the provision of tactical medical support to law
enforcement special weapons and tactics (SWAT) personnel. The TEMS course
begins with an overview of the provision of medicine in austere environments and, in
those situations in which SWAT or tactical teams function.
The course is designed for first responders, EMT’s, paramedics, and physicians
who work with and/or are assigned to tactical operation teams and bomb squads.
Participants should also have a working knowledge of both pistol and shotgun use
and safety.
• Team health
• Medicine under fire, life saving procedures
• Medicine across the barricade
• Management of less lethal injuries victim
• Tactical team movement
• Firearms techniques (pistol and shotgun)
• Less lethal munitions
• Chemical agent familiarization
• Hazardous material updates
Course Descriptions
Tuition: $495.00
• Force protection
• Checkpoint security
• Video surveillance equipment
• Safely maximizing traffic flow
• Mobile inspections
• Assessment of potential threats
• Suspicious indicators and tampering
• Search zones inspection techniques
Duration: 2 Days
Tuition: $495.00
Equipment Required: Zistos portable video systems will be provided
Duration: 3 Days
Tuition: $595.00
Ammunition: 300 rounds Pistol, 300 rounds Rifle or 50 rounds Shotgun
comfortable clothing (e.g. BDU’s) and gas masks.
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School/Work Violence Workshop
The objective of this course is to prepare Police, Fire, EMS, city and county
government, hospitals and transportation management and command staff to have a
full mutual aid response to a serious act of violence in any school system in a timely
manner.
Instruction will include the development of a master plan outlining protocol for
response to any school in a given system and information on each individual school
within that system (i.e. updated floor plans, aerial photographs, contact information
for responsible parties such as Principal, School Resource Officer, etc.)
The course also covers how the plan should be reviewed, practiced, updated and
improved on a continuing basis and explaining how to conduct periodic exercises to
test the effectiveness of the plan.
Course Descriptions
•C
oncept for having a system wide Crisis Response Plan
•P
lanning and conducting in-house training scenarios
•D
ocumenting intelligence information on all school (Site Surveys)
•R
esponsibilities of students, faculty and administration during crisis plan
activation
•R
esponsibilities of first responders: Police, Fire, EMS
•S
etting up and running an Incident Command Post
• T ransportation of un-injured to secondary collection point
•A
ccounting for all students and faculty and other employees including those who
have been transported to a medical facility
•W
hat to expect if a crisis does occur-dealing with parents, relatives and the
news media and other logistical problems
•D
ealing with the crimes scene and subsequent criminal investigation
•P
roviding mental health counseling and care for those in need after an incident
Duration: 2 Days
Critical Incident Commander
Critical Incidents can change in seconds. They way first responders and supervisors
react can affect the tactics and procedures utilized and the overall outcome of
the situation. This course will focus on response procedures for initial responding
supervisors to include Patrol, Command and Executive personnel who will be part of
a critical incident decision making process. This course will enhance the Command
and Control change over from patrol to SWAT.
• Immediate response and deployment,
• Gathering and disseminating intelligence,
• Tactical Containment, assessment and control
• Tactical Planning and responsibilities
• Setting up and running and Incident command post
• Table top exercises
Duration: 2 Days
Tuition: $450.00
Ammunition: None
Inter-Cultural Skills and Leadership
This 24-hour Leader Development Seminar for supervisors and training officers
will explore methods of evaluating and improving an organization’s cross-cultural
engagement skills. Through a series of guided discussions, students will learn
effective methods of identifying and reducing sources of inter-cultural conflict both
inside and outside of their agencies. Graduates are able to facilitate conversations
with seniors, peers, and subordinates about contemporary cultural issues. This
course is ideal for agencies and individuals who want to improve leadership skills
and enhance the cultural competency of their organizations.
Tuition: $450.00
Ammunition: None
Tactical Commanders
This course will separate tactical myth from tactical reality. It has been designed
for team leaders and law enforcement commanders who want to experience
concentrated, in-depth immersion in all aspects of tactical team-building from
member selection to training and retention, Policy and SOP development, command
structure and philosophy, and the latest use-of-force doctrines.
• Assessing organizational climate and culture
• Using transformative intervention methods
• Effectively communicating with all audiences
• Diversity and management of diversity programs
• Cultural Awareness and concepts of culture
• Discrimination, power, racism, sexism, and extremism
• Character development
• Coaching methods to improve ethical decision making
• Enhancing presentation and facilitation skills
Duration: 3 Days
Tuition: $495.00
•A
ssuming Command responsibilities
• Command, Control and Planning
• Developing Team Policy and SOPs
• Rapid intervention to “active shooter” situations
• Rescue team concept
• Suicide by SWAT
• SWAT options on WMD/terrorism situations
• Conducting safe and realistic training
• Civil liability in tactical and training situations
• Less lethal munitions case law
• Tactical situations case study scenarios
• Table top exercises
Duration: 3 Days
Team Leaders are the “hands on” leadership in tactical situations and have a vital
role in their successful resolution. This course is designed for the newly appointed
team leader or any tactical unit members responsible for the planning and success of
tactical situations from briefing to de-briefing.
• Operational planning
• Conducting briefings and
de-briefings
• Training issues
• Communication issues
• “Seeing the bigger picture”
• Table top and group exercises
• Scenario based training
Duration: 3 Days
Tuition: $595.00
Tuition: $595.00
Ammunition: None
Ammunition: None
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Tactical Team Leader
Equipment Required: Tactical gear, gas mask, and a flash light
R apid R espo nse Workshop
Rapid Response Workshop
R a pi d R e s p o n s e W o r k s h o p
2 Day Workshop, $100 Tuition (donated to C.O.P.S.*)
What you don’t know can hurt you
AND your community.
A combination of classroom, isolation drills and practical
exercises, this two day workshop will introduce you to recent
innovations from major manufacturers that will give you the
advantage you need in rapid responses to critical incidents. 100%
of tuition proceeds donated to C.O.P.S. Lunch is provided.
*COPS for C.O.P.S.
(Concerns of
Police Survivors)
100% of tuition will be
donated to C.O.P.S.
Stay Current. Stay Safe. Save Lives.
TO REGISTER PLEASE CONTACT:
Team One Network Phone: 540.699.8060
E-mail: [email protected] • Web: www.teamonenetwork.com
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888.377.8033
www.actiontarget.com
Targets
434.296.8600
www.AshburyPrecisionOrdnance.com
w
Precession Rifle and Tripods
573.346.4911
www.nationalcops.org
724.932.2177
www.combinedsystems.com
Charity
Less Lethal Equipment
www
®
410.531.5111
www.hytekltd.com
High Speed Gear®
BATTLE-PROVEN TACTICAL GEAR
877.301.2116
www.highspeedgear.com
Professional Weapons
Management Software
I
Sp o n s o r s
Tactical Gear
Team One sponsors
support all of our courses. If
you would like to utilize our
sponsors equipment please
make arrangements at time of
registration.
877.382.9187
www.officer.com
920.498.6819
www.nwtc.edu
w
Newsletter
Accreditation
215.538.1240
www.policeandsecuritynews.com
888.346.3460
www.policetraining.net
Free Magazines
450.581.5999
www. simunition.com
714.637.1252
www.skbcases.com
Marking Cartridges and
Conversion Kits
www
Injected Molded Cases
®
®
540.298.8906
www.tacticalwalls.com
home defense
concealment systems
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800.264.4962
www.benellile.com
om
Firearms
417.732.5011
www.crossbreedholsters.com
.
Holsters
800.344.1707
www.ies-usa.com
Interactive Training
800.694.5263
www.blackhawk.com
Tactical Gear, Holsters,
and Entry Equipment
800.456.6287
www.cgmlawenf.com
605.348.5150
www.black-hills.com
302.300.3700
www.commonwealthammunition.com
Ammunition
Ammunition
800.618.3001
www.dickkramer.com
866.953.7325
edgeeyewear.com/site_tactical
Tactical Art
Eyewear
Shoot House Furniture
800.779.0182
www.letargets.com
Targets
888.456.5367
www.LawOfficerMagazine.com
Free Magazines
800.452.6553
www.MyCaseBuilder.com
Custom Design Cases
Sp o n s o r s
®
www.polizeitrainer.de
European Partner
800.891.3660
www.proears.com
Ear Protection
800.413.5155
www.pointblankarmor.com
Body Armor and Shields
800.865.7840
www. redmangear.com
310.533.2400
www.policemag.com
888.765.4231
www.policeone.com
Free Magazines
Newsletter
603.865.2626
www.ruger.com
910.497.3172
www.ruhltech.com
Firearms
Breaching Equipment
Protective Equipment
800.680.6866
www.springfieldarmory.com
844.416.1844
www.stickyholsters.com
Pistols and Rifles
Holsters
800.523.7488
www.streamlight.com
Flashlights, Gun Mounted
Lights, and Lasers
856.223.5437
www.trmagonline.com
Free Magazines
®
800.338.0563
www.trijicon.com
Optics
540.434.8974
www.tssi-ops.com
Tactical and Survival Gear
(800)543-1939
www.fechheimer.com
.
The Operational Athlete Apparel
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Team O n e Networ k Public Safet y Divisio n
Our mission is to provide the highest level of customer service, technology and professionalism to our
manufacturers and customers within the emergency vehicle equipment industry. We provide product
demonstrations to all markets within the public safety realm. Our strategy is to get the latest cutting-edge
equipment into the hands of our first responders so that they in turn meet their end-goal; Public Safety and
ours of Officer Survival.
Please contact Jason Meyer to schedule a demonstration:
540.408.3257
[email protected]
Manufacturers
Code 3,® Inc. engineers, manufactures and markets a complete line of lighting and
sound-based warning products used by professionals in emergency response, utility,
service fleet, and industrial settings. Code 3® has been in business since 1974. Our
primary goal is to design products that enhance customer safety, including law
enforcement officers, firemen and EMT personnel, as well as all personnel in utility,
DOT, and construction industries.
P u b l l ic S a f e t y
Website: www.code3pse.com
Website: www.troyproducts.com
Westin Automotive Products, Inc. is an aftermarket products manufacturer of Nerf
Step Bars, Running Boards, Oval Tubes Nerf Steps, Oval W2W Nerf Steps, Grille
Guards, Bull Bars, Light Bars, Driving Lights, Off-Road Lights, Tail Light Guards, Billet
Grilles, Sport Tube Accent Bars, Truck-Pal Tailgate Ladder, Body Trim Products by
Wade: Sure-Fit Floor Mats, Sure-Fit Cargo Mats, Window Wind Deflectors, Bug
Shields, Bedcaps, Sunroof Wind Deflectors, Head Light Covers, Tail Light Covers,
Hood Scoops, T-MAX Winches: ATV Winches, ATW Pro Series Winches, Outback
Series Winches, Off-Road Series Winches and Off-Road & Winch Accessories for
enthusiasts. Westin is the parent company of the Westin family of brands; Westin,
T-MAX, FEY, and Wade. Westin knows that when it comes to your vehicle, QUALITY
and BRAND MATTER!
American Aluminum manufactures a wide variety of products from high-quality
CamLocker toolboxes to an extensive line of products designed to meet the everchanging needs of the Law Enforcement Community. Our products include Inmate
Transport Systems, K9 Vehicle Inserts, In- Vehicle Weapons Storage Vaults and Animal
Control Systems. We continuously evolve and expand our products via the input from
our valued customers. For over 20 years We Protect Those Who Protect Us.
Website: westinautomotive.com
Website: ezrideronline.com
MNSTAR Technologies is a leader in providing electrical system solutions and high
quality manufactured wire harnesses with “Quality by Design”. MNSTAR will design
innovative solutions that provide manufacturability to the customer and serviceability
to the end user. This strategy enhances MNSTAR Technologies overall leadership
position in the Emergency, Commercial Truck, Quality OEM, Marine and Energy
markets.
Dräger’s alcohol breathalyzers and drug testing systems for roadside testing provide
easy, accurate, and trouble-free operation in the field or at the station. Dräger
collaborates with police departments and law enforcement agencies to customize
highly effective solutions – maximizing confidence and minimizing administrative
burdens. For example, their advanced evidential breath alcohol testing instruments
exceed the requirements of national and international regulatory agencies. They
feature dual sensoric technologies, network and wireless connectivity, and simple
intuitive operation.
Dräger breath alcohol testing technologies are listed on the National Highway Traffic
Safety Administration Conforming Products List as Evidential Breath Testers.
Website: http://www.draeger.com
MNSTAR excels in full service support of our customers with cost effective design,
development, manufacturing and on-time delivery of high quality electrical systems.
MNSTAR’s products will are recognized by customers as the highest quality, the
easiest to install, the most reliable, durable in extreme environments and the quickest
to service in the field. These advantages allow MNSTAR’s customers to build more
products, support more customers and generate more revenue.
MNSTAR strives to be a respectable corporate citizen to both its’ employees
and the community by providing careers to those who wish to excel in American
Manufacturing. Our operating environment emphasizes 100% customer satisfaction,
sales focus, teamwork, and empowerment of the employee with rewards for those
who successfully implement this strategy.
Website: www.mnstar.com
TROY PRODUCTS strategy is to work closely with law enforcement agencies and
fire departments to develop customized products guaranteed to meet their specific
needs for safety, neatness, convenience and aesthetics. This design shaped the
TROY PRODUCTS line into the largest assortment of long-lasting, high-quality, and
good-looking products available from a single source.
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To Register for, host or schedule a class, Please Contact:
Team One Network
620 Richards Ferry Rd
Fredericksburg, VA 22406
Phone Number: 540.699.8060
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.teamonenetwork.com
HOSTING
We can modify or develop any course to your unique specifications, please call 540.699.8060 for more information.
©2016, Team One Network, LLC. Team One Network, the Team One Network logo are registered trademarks of Team One Network in the United
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