Learning Civilian First Response

@BTPost
Was and long ago. Same as you remember from DuPont; I remember.

 

@Motomom34
Although it may be a poor example of what @Yard Dart said; this is called the Aussie peel.



It is/was one of the ways a small force broke contact with a larger force. It is as orchestrated and rehearsed over and over. It requires intense concentration and training. At first just how, then live fire is added. Same as so many combat applications, it is not something that can be explained in words or learned from a video.

@ghrit
There are easy ways to tell; however, no one shares them.

 

These Brussels Bombers were wearing one glove. I am not saying all people that wear one glove are dangerous but two men side by side, one glove, in the airport. Should security have noticed and questioned? Hands kill. Good example?

 

Observation is always a front line defense. The mechanics of WHAT is to be done, often requires prep, that could appear odd. Always watch for what does not quite fit the circumstances.
Same is true for spotting card cheats or magic tricks.

 

Shoot on sight

 

I think we are more in danger every day of foreign and domestic terrorism. Be aware and be prepared.

 

Terrorism: a gift courtesy a Fully funded corporate america

 

For those that would like additional training check FEMA online courses

Emergency Management Institute - Independent Study (IS) | Course List

If nothing else, you will gain some background knowledge of what the FEMAbots are thinking, or trying to do. Your. Tax. Dollars. At work

FEMA is on hand to support the local Government machinery - not local citizens.

 

Because of yesterdays school shooting, I am bumping this thread because of the valued information. If you become involved in a community discussion on how to protect and harden local schools, this is vital information to have.

Maybe you have a teacher that is questioning how to start being prepared. The country is getting worse. Time to revisit and hone our skills.