NIGHT VISION VEHICLE COMBAT
OVERVIEW
This 2-day night vision course is designed to build on core principles of how to effectively fight in, though, and around vehicles taught in BBVC. Â This course will provide you with the skills and knowledge to apply night vision devices while working vehicles in a 3D setting. You will be taught problem solving, tactics, and techniques of engaging in and around vehicles with the use of night vision devices. You will understand the ballistic capabilities of vehicles, including the ballistics of various rounds on different types of vehicle glass. You will conduct live fire ballistic testing with different types of ammunition. You will see real-world deflections, deformations, and penetrations in various vehicles. This high pace course will cover solo and 2-person movement, tactics, communication, white light use, and IR lasers. This class will also cover how to set up and use your personal night vision device. The vehicle tactics covered in this course have been learned through the study of human behavior under stress coupled with experience from countless real-world combat and S.W.A.T operations.
*** This is not a beginner’s level course and has very fast pace, the number of topics covered will be based on the classes’ ability. We may not cover all topics or we may cover more topics than listed, safety will always be the priority. ***
**A limited number of PVS-14 Night vision devices, IR lasers, and Bump helmets can be rented**
COURSE TOPICS AND OBJECTIVES
- Ballistics demonstration on vehicles and vehicle glass using a variety of calibers and ammunition
- Understand how to ID the threat and maintain situational awareness
- How to use situational awareness to reduce the chance of assault
- How to protect family members and friends while fighting in and around vehicles
- Use of alternate shooting positions
- Proper engagement techniques, and tactics from both inside and outside of vehicle with the use of night vision.
- The proper use of angles for solo and 2-person movement in and outside of the vehicle.
- Vehicle exiting with the use of night vision
- White light. When and how to use it
- Weapons flow
- Weapon off set
COURSE PRE-REQUISITES
- Must be able to demonstrate proper firearms safety. Understand and apply the muzzle before meat concept. (Muzzle awareness)
- Must be able to operate all weapons without assistance (load, unload, clear malfunctions)
- All weapons zeroed prior to training
- Must have prior Night Vision Training
REQUIRED EQUIPMENT
- 400 Rifle Rounds
- 250 Pistol Rounds
- Carbine WITH SLING
- Pistol with Quality Holster NO SERPA
- 3 Rifle Magazines (min)
- 3 Pistol Magazines (min)
- Night Vision Device with helmet mount or skull crusher
- Ballistic/Bump Helmet
- Gloves
- Eye/Ear Protection
- Pouch to For Extra Rifle/Pistol Magazines
- Drinks/Snacks
- Spare Batteries
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
- Weather Gear, we will train in rain, cold, snow, ETC
- Weapon/hand held Light
- EIC (Empty Chamber Indicator)
- IR chem lights/Chem Lights
- IR Laser (zeroed)
- Plate carrier/Battle Belt
- IFAK/TQ STRONGLY RECOMMENDED
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