TRAIN WITH US AND YOU WILL KNOW THE DIFFERENCE RELIABLE TRAINING YOU CAN TRUST

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1 TRAIN WITH US AND YOU WILL KNOW THE DIFFERENCE RELIABLE TRAINING YOU CAN TRUST

2 v CONTENTS Pg 5 Pg 6 Pg 7 Pg 8 Pg 9 Pg 10 Pg 12 Pg 13 Pg 14 Pg 15 Pg 16 Pg 17 Pg 19 Pg 20 Pg 21 Pg 22 Pg 23 Pistol Basic Pistol Advanced Assault Rifle / Presicion Rilfe Baisc Sniper Advanced Sniper STDT Swiss Tactical Defence Technic Search & Rescue Training Working Dog Training Products Evaluation Chief Emergency Physician / Mass casualty management Event & Crowd Medicine for Physicians and Paramedics VIP Medical Support Our Service Premises Security / Perimenter Fencing International Aid / Cooperation Office Training Our Mission Training Center

3 FIREARM TRAINING - PISTOL LEVEL 1 & LEVEL 2 ( 2 WEEKS ) CLASS SIZE : 10 OR BASED ON CUSTOMER REQUIREMENTS For Law Enforcement personell and Private Security designed and developed for safe handling skills TRAINING CURRICULUM BASED ON THE COURSE PROFILE AND TRAINING METHODS, SCENARIOS ARE CAREFULLY DEVELOPED TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF; Law Enforcement personell Police Military Police / Peace Keeping Police Special Response Teams Search & Rescue Teams Emergency Response Teams Breeching Teams Emergency Doctors and Nurses IN THE FIELDS OF OUR INSTRUCTORS HAVE VAST EXPERIENCE IN LAW ENFORCEMENT, MILITARY AND SECURITY FIELD AND COME FROM The Swiss Armed Forces Military Police Security Forces Body Guards Civil Defence Shooting Foreign Legion Close Protection VVIP Protection Martial Arts Special Response Teams Security Officers SVDS Swiss Federal Police 4 cardinal rules of Firearm Safety Safe & responsible carrying and drawing of a firearm Fundamentals of Shooting & Practical Shooting skills Principles of Safer range operation Optimal mix of theory and Practice Types of Handguns Operating Mode Safety Measures Handling Service Weapon Shooting Techniques Aiming Use of Force and Absolute necessary Ammunition and types Shooting Range rules Disassembling and reassembling Malfuntion handling routine Reloading in action Tactical Reloading Different Firing Positions Use of Force Weapon Maintenance Tactical Shooting Precision Shooting Self defence shooting techniques The 6 fundamental components of markmanship through dry fire practice Test Tactical Firearms - Handgun, Shotgun, Assault Rifle, Sub Machine Gun And Sniper Rifle Hostage Rescue Peace Keeping Operations Public Law & Order Paramedical Response Special Operations VIP / Dignitary Protection Survival Techniques Emergeny Doctor Training Search & Rescue Operations Breeching Missions K9 Working Dog Training Product Evaluation SwissTactical Defence Technique Please note that SwissTactical Academy Trainings are only available to active law enforcement, Police, Security and Government personell only. Ammuntion required: 100 rounds per person Gear : Pistol, Holster, 2 magazines, magazine holster, duty belt, eye & ear protection, cleaning kit Training Programs can be held in Switzerland or at a local qualified training range

4 FIREARM TRAINING - PISTOL ADVANCED LEVEL ( 2 WEEKS ) CLASS SIZE : 10 OR BASED ON CUSTOMER REQUIREMENTS FIREARM TRAINING - ASSAULT RIFLE / PRECISION RIFLE 1 WEEK CLASSE SIZE : 10 (TEAMS OF 2, INTERCHANGEABLE ROLES DURING TRAINING) Repetetion of Level 1 & 2 Repetetion of Shooting Techniques Repetetion Aiming Ammunition, new technologies, effects and injuries Training Curriculum Advanced Shooting Techniques Tactial Shooting Techniques and change of positions Sighting and outside influences Use of barricades and shelter Tactical buddy covering and cover fire Buddy communication Improving speed and accuracy Evaluation of a target situation Shooting with double tap technique Body-Body-Head Drill Shooting under time and physical stress Shooting under emotional stress Shooting under difficult light circumstances Shooting in subdued light and darkness Shooting using a flashlight Shooting on moving targets using basic and advanced techniques Shooting in real life scenarios - cinema based training Mal function handling routine Handling the firearm in difficult situations Accuracy on difficult targets Accuracy under stress Accuracy under difficult light circumstances Accuracy using a flashlight Adapting techniques and tactics on moving targets Shooting exercise in hostage situation Combination of all trained subjects in a daylong contest exercise Mental readiness and handling a aggressive situation Test Rifle Grip, Stance and trigger control Loading and unloading Malfunctions Trigger and signal management Multiple shots and multiple targets Shooting on the move Shooting from barricades Theoretical elaboration of shooting techniques and mental preparation Weapons and ammunitions knowledge Aspects of procumbent position Outer and inner aiming position at the rifle Core course of action: aiming breathing pulling the trigger holding the aim Aiming: eye, line of collimation, accommodation, light intensity, aperture, Identification and interpretation of target figure Sources of error related to target, aiming, light intensity and direction 10 core elements of triggering of a shot Correction of aiming device Coordinated shooting Change of target Shooting on different distances m Weapons and aiming device maintenance Test Ammuntion required: 100 rounds per person Gear : Pistol, Holster, 2 magazines, magazine holster, duty belt, eye & ear protection, cleaning kit Ammuntion required: 750 rounds per person Gear : Carbine, sling, 4 carbine magazines, magazine holsters and appropriate clothing, eye & ear protection, cleaning kit

5 FIREARM TRAINING - ADVANCED SNIPER 1 WEEK, CLASS SIZE 10 (TEAMS OF 2, INTERCHANGEABLE ROLES DURING TRAINING) (PRECONDITION: SNIPER BASIC COMPLETED) Theoretical repetition of sniper shooting techniques and mental preparation Repetition weapons and ammunitions knowledge Repetition of aiming in total, sources of error, correction of aiming device Shooting with telescopic sight and consideration of external influences Coordinated shooting, change of targets and moving targets Shooting on different distances m with high precision Low light shooting Tactical work and cooperation Scouting and surveillance Concealed approach and withdrawal, positioning and camouflage Methods of judging distance, weather and terrain influences Hard and soft targets most effective areas to hit Final and fatal shot lethal areas of human being Order to fire situational fire, commanded fire, fire repetition Mental training an psycho-regulation FIREARM TRAINING - BASIC SNIPER 1 WEEK, CLASS SIZE : 10 (TEAMS OF 2, INTERCHANGEABLE ROLES DURING TRAINING) (PRECONDITION: RIFLE BASIC PRECISION COMPLETED) Shooting distance 50m, 100m, 150m, 200m, 250m & 300m Fixed Targets Effect of wind on the shooting fixed targets Shooting moving or walking targets from a distance of 100m Sniper Overview Fundamentals of Rifle Markmanship Camouflage & concealment Urban Sniper Operation Scouting / Surveillance / Stalking Low Light & no light shooting Engagement of moving targets Methods of judging distance Methods of observation Pressure control points Force control, justification of use Multiple threats Situational awarness Theoretical repetition of shooting techniques and mental preparation Weapons and ammunitions knowledge Repetition of position, course of action, aiming in total, correction of aiming device Sources of error Coordinated shooting and change of target Shooting on different distances m with high precision Consideration of external influences Shooting on moving targets Shooting with telescopic sight Upholding high concentration over long periods Role of observer Positioning and camouflage in the field Importance of physical fitness Importance of weapons maintenance for high precision Ammuntion required: 150 rounds per person Gear : Sniper Rifle, carry case, ammunition holder, duty belt, eye & ear protection, cleaning kit Ammuntion required: 150 rounds per person Gear : Sniper Rifle, carry case, ammunition holder, duty belt, eye & ear protection, cleaning kit

6 10 11 STDT SWISSTACTICAL DEFENCE TECHNIC BASIC COURSE FOR PUBLIC AUTHORITIES AND PRIVATE SECURITY TRAINING CURRICULUM (PRESUMPTION: 1 WEEK / MAX. 12 TRAINEES / 2 TRAINERS TEAMS OF 2, INTERCHANGEABLE ROLES DURING TRAINING) TARGET GROUP: This concept is designed to address the needs of persons (i.e. security guards, police officers / Security Officers) with an average level of physical fitness for law enforcement operations and some basic training in arrest techniques (not mandatory). Special needs according the assignments of the participants can be included at any time. INTRODUCTION: This document is to describe the content and the methodology to provide students (especially security guards & police officers) with the necessary knowledge and capability to use the SwissTactical Defence Technic for both as a tool for personal self defense and for law enforcement arrest operations. SwissTactical Defence Technic has been developed by experienced persons during insurgency and covert wars. The aim was to provide the members of the different armed groups and security services with the necessary competency in hand-to-hand combat for self defense situations. While developed constantly, SwissTactical Defence Technic was adopted by various security forces all over the world including law enforcement agencies. The founders integrated simple and easy-tolearn techniques from different martial arts into a comprehensive system which is still open for further developments. The focus was given to principles and techniques with the maximum effectiveness while having limited time to learn and practice. As principles there are: Simplicity of techniques; Ready-to-use at any given time in all conditions/environments; Simultaneity of defense and counter-attack whenever possible; Conclude the defense technique in best extend to avoid another attack The principles of SwissTactical Defence Technic makes it possible to adopt the techniques according the needs and type of operation of the user group. Nowadays, military personnel, law enforcement, private security and civilians are practicing the same SwissTactical Defence basic techniques but having it adjusted to the specific needs of each user group. Know the main principles of the SwissTactical Defence Technic system; Know the historical background of the SwissTactical Defence Technic system; Are familiar with the Swiss Tactical Defence Technique stance, positions, strategies and tactics; Have an enhanced strength and agility in hand-to-hand combat situations; Have an increased capacity in quick reactions and physical fitness; Know the chances, risks and limits of both, the personal skills and the self defense techniques at all; Know the basic defense techniques against attacks like: Unarmed attacks: punches, kicks; Unarmed attacks: grapping, holding the throat, the head, the body, the hands; Armed attacks with knives, other sharp-edged instruments (needles, bottles, machetes) Armed attacks with sticks, batons other long-bar instruments; Attacks/threats with firearms (long- and short-barrel) from close/short distance; Know how to react on attacks toward other (third) persons; Know how to use de-escalation techniques in dangerous/threatening situations; Know how to combine (police-) equipment (batons, PR-24, self-defense sprays, personal side-arm) with Special Defence Technic techniques; Know how to apply Special Defence techniques in law enforcement arrest operations; Know the basic tactical principles in situations with groups of multiple attackers; EQUIPMENT NEEDS: Comfortable clothes, service boots, teeth protection, Groin protection, shin protection, boxing gloves, chest protection. Full-body protection gear Venue requirements: Gym or training hall, open space, desirable out of sight of bystanders Ammuntion required: 150 rounds per person Gear : Sniper Rifle, carry case, ammunition holder, duty belt, eye & ear protection, cleaning kit

7 12 13 SEARCH AND RESCUE TRAINING COURSE OF 1 WEEK, CLASS SIZE 10 (TOPICS CHOSEN AND ADAPTED TO CUSTOMERS REQUEST.) WORKING DOG TRAINING (TOPICS CHOSEN AND ADAPTED TO CUSTOMERS REQUEST). FOR PUBLIC AUTHORITIES ONLY GENERAL Search and Rescue (SaR) Overview Outdoor Skills, Fitness for SaR, Clothing, Outdoor/SaR Equipment Field Health and Hygiene, Environmental Hazards in SaR, Animal, Insect, Snake Hazards First Aid SEARCH Search Management Crucials, Search Tactics and Resources Search Principles and Techniques (How to Search) Search Team Leader Evidence Handling RESCUE Use of Rescue Equipment Rope Knots and Skills Rescue and Evacuation Body Management K9 Advantages and limits of SaR with dogs Operational flow of SaR with dogs Work in team with dog handlers OTHER TOPICS Critical Incident Stress Post Mission handling Communications Navigation Shelter and Camp building Camp management Water purification Crowd management Water Operations TRAINING CURRICULUM (Presumption: 10 weeks / 10 Trainees / 1 Trainer, 2 Decoys) This curriculum is subject to adaptation once customer details are known. Details necessary to plan high quality training are: Background (and canine experience) of trainees (teams) Level of canines (age, breed) and trainees Range of working dog categories trained Intended assignment of trainees º Time span scheduled for training Quality of training environment GENERAL INFORMATION Goal of the Training The goal of the training program is to provide the trainees with knowledge required for appropriate and responsible operational methods in using working (police) dogs daily. LEARNING AND PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES 1. Trainees will understand the canine psychology, including motivation. 2. Trainees will understand the canine behaviors. 3. Trainees will understand policies, procedures, and responsibilities for the operational direction, management, and control of its canines. 4. Trainees will know the Rules of Engagement, when canine support is needed. 5. Trainees will know the difference within working dog categories and its individual limits for real operations. 6. Trainees will know basic veterinary values 7. Trainees will know the distinction between sport dog and working dog 8. Demonstrate the ability to handle a working dog properly and to take care of it (24hours!). 9. Demonstrate the ability to handle a working dog during law enforcement operations under regular circumstances. 10. Demonstrate the ability to handle a specially trained working dog during SWAT operations. 11. For Detection Dog Handlers: additional instruction related to the (dangerous!) Product & Search Tactics Note: Working dogs are our partners, not just tools! Military Working Dogs (MWD) have been used by people to help protect themselves and their property since ancient times. Trained dogs have been used by most of the world s military forces since the first military units were organized. From these ancient beginnings, the MWD s training has been continuously refined to produce a highly sophisticated and versatile extension of the soldier s own senses. Even the most complex machines remain unable to duplicate the operational effectiveness of a properly trained MWD. The MWD s unique capabilities are used by the military police (MP) and public authorities (Law Enforcement Agencies) to:a. Secure installation and property.b. Help enforce military laws and regulations.c. Increase the effectiveness of the combat support provided by the MP / LEA.

8 14 15 PRODUCTS EVALUATION CHIEF EMERGENCY PHYSICIAN COURSE / MASS CASUALTY MANAGEMENT (5 DAYS) New Technologies Adaptation Information gathering Supplier scouting Researching Introduction to new technologies Carrying comfort Ease of use Types of Fabrics Stitching (types of stitches) Colors of Fabrics Wearing Comfort Enviromental influences Usage Security and Safety Features Testing and evaluation and aging Protocol writingfactory Visits References CLASSIFICATION OF MASS CASUALTY INCIDENTS Theoretical Concepts (Mathematical Modeling of medical disaster Management) CONCEPTS OF MASS CASUALTY MANAGEMENT Triage Command & control Communication Documentation Care Team Zones of care Appliance of special concepts like ATLSTM/PHTLSTM 1in the mass casualty event CHEMICAL- NUCLEAR AND BIOLOGICAL INCIDENTS Decontamination Challenges in CBRN Incidents RISK ASSESMENT/ MANAGEMENT Planning concepts ROLE OF CHIEF EMERGENCY PHYSICIAN Triage category Legal aspects Media work Support & assistance to other physicians Leadership ROLE OF CHIEF PARAMEDIC Requirements & Support Coordination of different rescue teams (ambulances & helicopter) Media work Command & control Leadership Helicopter Operations SCENARIO TRAINING Large scale traffic accident Fire Panic Remote area rescue 1 ATLS (Advance Trauma Life Support TM ) and PHTLS (Prehospital Trauma life Support) are international concepts for the treatment of patients in the prehospital or in the hospital Re international concepts for the treatment of patients in the prehospital or in the hospital Environment.

9 16 17 EVENT & CROWD MEDICINE FOR PHYSICIANS AND PARAMEDICS (5 DAY COURSE) (TOPICS CHOSEN AND ADAPTED TO CUSTOMERS REQUEST.) VIP MEDICAL SUPPORT (3 DAY COURSE) RISK MANAGEMENT Mathematical modeling Event risk categories EVENT PLANNING Organization of events Budgeting Command & Control First aid stations Media Care Team Coordination with EMS (Emergency medical system SPECIAL EVENTS Large scale concerts Religious events Sport events (Horse racing, Football, Hockey etc.) Remote area events MEDICAL ASPECTS OF EVENTS Common medical emergencies in events Problems in large crowds (dehydration, existing diseases, disabilities etc.) Rare incidents during events but causing big problems (Resuscitation, severe SCENARIO TRAINING Medical event planning for Sport event Concert (Classic, rock, boy group etc.) Religious event Field exerciseo Sport event Concert (Classic, rock, boy group etc.) Religious event ASPECTS OF CLOSE PROTECTION Organization of close protection Risk assessment and management Close protection in buildings Aspects of close protection during transportation MEDICAL PROBLEMS AND EMERGENCIES Preexisting diseases Medical emergencies Remote area and special situations (air transportation, sea transportation etc.) VIP EVENTS Personal VIP Nurse Medical support for special events Behavior and integration of the VIP medical tea Media EQUIPMENT Special considerations of VIP medical support (not too much but not too little) EXERCISES Special Event in a hotel Transportation and convoy Etc.

10 18 19 OUR SERVICE WE MAKE SECURITY PERSONAL WE HAVE Mental + Physical WE CAN PERSONAL INSTRUCTION Operater to Instructor Leadership Combat MEDIC Survival Evasion and Escape Resistance Intelligence Technic Situational Force to Force Material Arming Combat Swiss Tactical Management Strategy PERSONAL ASSESSMENT Military Low Enforcement Private Security Humanitary Services SERE BASIC MEDIC Needsrelated training ++ Trainer Instructor PERSONAL EQUIPMENT Combat gear Professional Medical Intelligence Tools Guns and Rifles Shop Warranty and Service PERSONAL TRAINING We strengthen their skills Swiss Tactical Academy, Oberglatterstrasse 35, 8153 Rümlang, Switzerland.

11 20 21 PREMISES SECURITY/PERIMETER FENCING INTERNATIONAL AID/COOPERATION OFFICE TRAINING FOR PRIVATE AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND PROPERTIES This concept is subject to adaptation to customer requirements and preferences. However the concept can be modified to meet the requirements for: Newly planned premises Renovation and/or expansion of existing buildings and properties Security enhancements of active locations GOAL Threat Assessment Vulnerability Assessment Risk Analysis To secure Compound or facility access control Perimeter Intrusion detection systems Personal Identification Systems Protection of Information and Data Security against Explosive Threats Stationary and Moving Security against Cyber and Information Threats Development of Emergency Plans STRATEGY Essential to a security plan and for the design or redesign and adaptation of a high quality building is the implementation of appropriate countermeasures to deter, delay, detect, and deny attacks. Often the countermeasures work on the layered defence concept called Onion Philosophy. This concept provides for increasing levels of security from the outer areas of the site or facility towards the inner, more protected areas. FOR INTERNATIONAL AID OFFICES / BILATERALCOOPERATION / PEACE KEEPING Drivers training in general Guardstraining in general Firefightingprocedures and operation First aid Radio communication Emergency and evacuation plan adaptation and exercise General check-up of vehicles Other areas uponrequest GOAL To have welltrained staff in theirfields of competence aswell as in generally important subjects. Furthermore to have all existingequipment and documents relevant for safety and security in excellent shape and up to date. STRATEGY To train international and local staff of the Cooperation Office in the respective field of necessity. To inspect, report and improve in other areas. METHODOLOGY Set up of a training program for the detected areas. Instruction to the relevant staff with presentations, demonstrations and practical exercises. Inspections and improvements in other than staff related areas like vehicles, work processes and emergency plans.

12 22 23 OUR MISSION TRAINING RANGE Our mission is to offer training that is reliable and that works in every situation through progressive method of instruction. We expect and achieve excellence skills from our students and the courses are designed to be extremely effective, realistic and safe. Swisstactical Academy guarantees that the best training with high quality standards will be imparted by by our determined and dedicated professionals. TRAINING CENTER OUT DOOR TRAINING Our training centers are situated in professional shooting areas outdoor as well as indoor. Deep inside the Swiss Alps. Depending upon customer requirements, we can offer various types of training facilities Indoor Outddor Combined Ranges of Distances from 10 to 300 meters 365 days - 24 hours Night, Darkness and Twilight simulation We also offer Hotel and leisure facilities with catering service Seminar & Lecture facilities Regular & Tactical Firing Ranges Sightseeing Safety will be the absolute top priority of our Training Academy. Principles of safe range operation will be strictly observed and enforced. Any trainee who displays unsafe behavior on the range will receive verbal warning as a corrective measure. Further violations will result in removal from the range and failure of the training.

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