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Redback One SOF Combatives Course

SSD is very excited to announce this course. Combining pistol, carbine, shotgun, and combatives into a single 7-day course, Redback One is hosting what looks to be the Ultimate Close Quarters Combat course in Virginia Beach, Virginia 4-10 June, 2011. While the main intent of the course is hand-to-hand combatives, it features two days of combat marksmanship at the beginning. The course is all about combatives teaching the student to rely on not only the primary weapon system, but also the secondary, tertiary and alternates as well. Furthermore, the course has been designed specifically for Special Operations personnel with a heavy emphasis on overseas direct action mission skills. This intense training package will be led by a Subject Matter Expert with multiple combat tours.

Due to course content it is restricted to Military and Federal Agencies and I know from discussing the training regimen with them that they would like to see unit/agency teams go through together. But they are also open to SMEs so that they can pass their knowledge on to small unit in-house trainers as well as formal instructors from military and government schoolhouses. For those of you who are interested in the particulars make the jump to the full article

Redback One will be conducting a (7) Day SOF COMBATIVES course, scheduled for the 04-10 June 2011 in the Virginia Beach, VA area. Exact venue data will be provided to confirmed students.

The senior instructor for this course will be Paul. Paul is the current subject matter expert in military close quarters fighting for the Australian Special Operations Command, Advisor to the Australian Army Unarmed Combat Cell and is an active duty member of 2 Commando Regiment and the National Counter Terrorist Unit. Paul has an extensive martial arts background and has been awarded multiple black belts in several martial arts styles including Ju Jitsu, Judo, Karate and Aikido. Paul has plenty of competitive mixed martial arts experience that has culminated in a National Heavy Weight Mixed Martial Arts Title.

Paul has multiple operational deployments to the Middle East as part of the Special Operations Task Group and has plenty of real world hand to hand, extreme close quarters combat experience.

This course has been designed for Special Operations personnel with a heavy emphasis on overseas direct action mission skills. Here is a general outline of the course:

SOF COMBATIVES COURSE

COURSE INTRODUCTION:

The SOF Combatives Course is designed to enable military personnel to maintain or regain the initiative in the event that use of the primary and or secondary weapon has been negated by circumstance. This course feeds of the synergy created by the Combat Marksmanship Training Course (CMTC) and provides the operator with a lethal and less than lethal option. This course has been designed to maximize the individual skills of the operator and create opportunities for team members to assist where the situation dictates. This course is aimed at teaching the student sound core skills which can be employed with discretion to suit a wide spectrum of operations.

COURSE AIM:

The aim of the course is to qualify military personnel in the competencies to apply alternative lethal and less than lethal fighting techniques applicable to a wide spectrum of operations.

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

The SOF Combatives Course is a 7-day training program that begins with two days of advanced marksmanship with the pistol and carbine. These two days are a critical part of the curriculum as students will be required to perform advanced weapons handling skills during the course. At the successful completion of the Combat Marksmanship Phase, students will progress to the Combatives Phase where they will learn individual and team oriented close quarters combat techniques.

PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES:

Combat Marksmanship Phase:
• Demonstrate tactical proficiency with the in-service pistol.
• Demonstrate tactical proficiency with the in-service carbine.
• Demonstrate tactical proficiency with the in-service shotgun.
Combatives Phase:
• Demonstrate lethal and less than-lethal techniques using the body as a weapon.
• Apply the use of force continuum, including the Laws Of Armed Conflict and the Rules Of Engagement.
• Employ the in-service expandable baton.
• Maintaining the shock of capture.
• Safely process targeted individuals as detainees for delivery to second line agencies.
• Control personnel while employing firearms.
• Employ improvised and edged weapons.
• Employ the in-service shotgun using lethal and less than-lethal ammunition.

The course has been offered as an open enrollment type course, but Redback One would like to have units buy in on the training and send their SMEs or operators to the course. The price is set at $1500 per person and includes all tuition and course materials for the duration of the training. It will be up to the units to provide their personnel with any and all lodging, meals, vehicles, equipment, weapons and ammunition for this course.

Redback One will be able to provide a limited logistical capability. Those traveling from out of state will be able to purchase ammunition through RB1 at very competitive rates. RB1 will also be able to provide body armor and associated equipment for up to (10) students.

This course is only open to the following personnel:

1. US Military

2. US Federal Government Agencies

Personnel that express an interest in attending this course should have their Operations staff contact Redback One in order to reserve a seat on this course.

Please email Redback One’s Sales & Training Coordinator Giselle at the following email address: giselle@redbackone.com

A full course joining instruction will be sent to the unit upon receipt of tuition fees. This document will include the following information:

Dates,Times & Locations
Accommodation
Meals and ration plans
Course outline and description
Daily Program
Equipment list
Misc

Course link: https://sites.google.com/a/redbackone.com/redbackone/5-day-military-cqf-course-level-1

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