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I don't know what type of parody @GayHooters is but that crap cracks me the hell up.

 

[Scotty's Flat Top]

Go check it out and TRY not to laugh. It can't be done.

 

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(the retweets are hilarious, the rest meh)

#BenghaziWings

 

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[TBreazy]

Swag

 

[TBreazy]

Ol brown accidentally dotted his office wall with the dry erase marker

 

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http://youtu.be/tieA5wfcgH4

 

[Falco]

http://youtu.be/tieA5wfcgH4

Hahahaha!

 

[GreatWhiteNorth]

3 hour lecture in front of 48 students upcoming on Friday...

#prayforme

 

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Shew. What's the topic? You'll crush it GWN. it's what you do homie.

 

[GreatWhiteNorth]

Tactical Building / Room Entries

First time I have taught it, too. Good thing I love the subject.

 

[TBreazy]

3..2..1.. KICKS DOOR REALLY HARD


And we re done

 

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Tactical Building / Room Entries

First time I have taught it, too. Good thing I love the subject.

Would love to see how the training for that stuff actually works. If I'm ever gonna write seriously about tactical units and the situations in which they're needed, I'd want to see the training... Classroom and situational practice. Feel like that's a major thing that you just can't grasp from only reading about it. Just my naive opinion.

 

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Do you/y'all ever go train small city/county units on tactical entry stuff like that?

 

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3..2..1.. KICKS DOOR REALLY HARD


And we re done

**pressing square button repeatedly**

 

[GreatWhiteNorth]

Do you/y'all ever go train small city/county units on tactical entry stuff like that?

We host state and local law enforcement here all the time. Fugitive investigations and high risk fugitive apprehension courses.

 

[GreatWhiteNorth]

Would love to see how the training for that stuff actually works. If I'm ever gonna write seriously about tactical units and the situations in which they're needed, I'd want to see the training... Classroom and situational practice. Feel like that's a major thing that you just can't grasp from only reading about it. Just my naive opinion.

It's baby steps. We start with approach, then stacking on the door, knock and announce, initial entry, and then clearing the rest of the house. But we really take our time in getting there with our basic students.

 

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We host state and local law enforcement here all the time. Fugitive investigations and high risk fugitive apprehension courses.

Good good. Figured as much, but good. Best of the best providing the expertise.

Were you on specialty/tactical units as military police?

 

[GreatWhiteNorth]

Good good. Figured as much, but good. Best of the best providing the expertise.

Were you on specialty/tactical units as military police?

Sort of...but I specialized in security in the military much more than tactical police techniques. Going downrange to provide security for assets in areas where host nation security was deemed inadequate.

 

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It's baby steps. We start with approach, then stacking on the door, knock and announce, initial entry, and then clearing the rest of the house. But we really take our time in getting there with our basic students.

I'm sure, while not essential, this sort of training is where military rearing can help a lot.

Is the 3-hour class like lecture with power point? Or interactive where they perform the task before moving on to the next topic?