American Defense Enterprises
   

Vehicle Ops

One-Day
<Night Fighting    
Schedule

Vehicle Ops I is a live fire, rapid-paced class for experienced operators. Designed to teach the fundamentals of engagements involving vehicles. Instructional emphasis is placed on practical situations and skills for both professional operators and civilians.

Modern society is mobile. Preparing for vehicular encounters is essential! In the urban world, stories of carjacking and thieves that stage "accidents" forcing you to pull over and get out of your car are common. Unreported are all the people that arrive home to find a robber leaving their house, or that need to fix a flat tire on a deserted road, or that simply get the call from a crying daughter and need to pick her up from some party in a bad neighborhood.

For military, police and other professional operators, understanding vehicle engagements is critical for daily survival. All engagements include deployment and extrication in presumed armed and hostile environments! You need to know how to: approach suspect vehicles, how to perform fast assaults from vehicles into a hostile buildings, how to rapidly establish and hold perimeters in hostile territories and how to move through enemy held positions.

Vehicle Ops I includes coverage of the following:

  • General tactics:
    • Fast assault deployment of single and multiple operators
    • Vehicle egress and engagement of single and multiple opponents
    • Evaluation and use of a vehicle as protective cover
    • Vehicle placement for tactical support
  • Tactical Combat Scenarios:
    • Man down rescue (single and multiple vehicle)
    • Hostage rescue (single and multiple vehicle)
    • Fast assault house clearing (deploy-assault-extract)
    • Convoy tactics
    • Counter ambush maneuvers
    • Land warfare support

PREREQUISITE: Successful completion of Urban Combat Handgun

CONTACT:

Bill Beasley (310) 514-1020

EQUIPMENT REQUIRED (rentals available - see below):

  • Semi-Auto Pistol (9mm, 40 cal, or 45 cal)
  • 3 magazines (minimum)
  • Eyes and ears protection
  • Hat with visor (like a baseball hat)
  • Solid belt (1 1/2 to 1 3/4” thick to hold holster firmly)
  • Holster and magazine pouches
  • 500 rounds of ammunition (available for purchase at class)
  • Pen and notepad
  • Sunblock
  • Snack and bottled water

NOTE: No shoulder holsters, no deep concealment rigs, no cross-draws. Strong side belt holsters only. Guns and rigs can be rented for class use, but you must reserve ahead of time. Call for information or if you have any questions whatsoever.