East Central Illinois Mobile Law Enforcement Training Team

MTU #13

Course Announcement

651 Jackson St., Rm327

Charleston, Il. 61920

Telephone 217-345-3344

Email: boyer092@gmail.com

Basic CQB SWAT Course

August 29th– Sept 2nd, 2022

See Course Overview Attached for times

Charleston Police Training Facility 1251 W. Madison Charleston, Il. 61920

Course Overview: A five day, ILETSB cer tified course with over 20 years of practical exper ience

presenting this course of instruction. The course concentrates on a comprehensive set of tactics for room

clearing and close quarter methodology that apply to high risk warrant service and hostage rescue. Train-

ees will demonstrate their ability to learn and apply the tactics, techniques and procedures presented in

realistic drills and exercises.

Legal issues Personal and team equipment CQB shooting drills Small team shooting drills

Coding and reporting Theory of CQB mindset Approach Phase and Breaching

Theory of CQB Room Clearing Rope drills Team movement Withdrawal Phase

FTX mission Vehicle Assaults Tactical medicine

Requirements-

Waiver Form Filed out from both agency and the officer

Please bring your own eye and ear protection

Submit enrollment to:

Registration form at

www.mtu13.com,

boyer092@gmail.com

Or call 217-345-3344

Mandates

TO be announced

Directions:

From Rt. 316 (West State Street in Charleston). Turn South on Decker

Springs Road. Take second right hand turn and follow the road around the

curve. The training center is on your left.

From Rt. 16 (Reynolds Drive, This intersection will have a Marathon Sta-

tion on the south side of the street and Lincoln Gardens Family Restaurant

on the north) Turn north onto Reynolds Drive and follow that to the

bottom of the hill where the road comes to a T. <-> Turn left and follow the

road. It will take you under the railroad tracks. The road curves to the right,

around a large building in the middle of the road. The training center will

be just past it on the right.

GPS Coordinates of training building: 39.49319144

-88.19841767

Google Maps DOES NOT understand the address, but it does GPS

***Instructions for Students***

We will begin promptly at 0800 on Monday morning. Please have all equipment with you at that time. Thursday will be a late start to accommodate low light training.

Students should be qualified and familiar with any firearm brought to the course.

Please leave weapons in your vehicle until called for during class- we will do a safety brief first. There is a designated weapon clearing area. Do not load or unload in the parking lot.

Safety is paramount. Anyone causing a negligent discharge will be immediately without re-

course. Persons with recurrent gun handling safety errors may have to complete the course

with an empty firearm.

Packing List:

Eye and Ear Protection– We will NOT have extras at the training site

Ballistic Vest

Vest or Belt Kit

Light Gloves

Foul Weather Gear for the Season

Weapon light for Primary Weapon

Spare Flashlight

Notepad and Writing Equipment

Spare Magazine in Pouch

Sling for Carbine or SMG if issued

Instructor requests no short barreled rifles. 16” barrel minimum. If you request an exception, please

contact the instructor.

FBG Distraction Device if issued

(This is not intended to be an equipment race. Bring what you are issued)

Ammo Count:

Primary Weapon– 300 Rounds

Handgun– 100 Rounds

If your pistol is your primary weapon then bring 400 rounds for the pistol

With team flow events it is almost impossible to predict the exact number of rounds that each student will

fire. Extra ammo is recommended, however most students will end up bringing ammo back.

***The attached Liability Waiver needs to be signed by the agency head prior to attending training***

Certified Instructor

Basic CQB/SWAT – Advanced CQB/SWAT – Dignitary & Witness Protec-

tion – Sniper/Observer – Patrol Rifle Instructor Development – Pistol In-

structor Development – Rapid Deployment – Submachinegun Instructor

– Patrol Rifle Operator– Less Lethal Munitions – Building Search Tactics –

Two Man Patrol Tactics – CQB Instructor Development – Firearms Simu-

lator – Mechanical, Ballistic & Thermal Breaching – Explosive Breaching –

Rapid Deployment [Active Shooter] Instructor Development – Two Man

Tactics – Vehicle Engagement Tactics – Combat Shotgun

ILETSB Certified Courses Written & Created

Basic CQB/SWAT – Advanced CQB/SWAT - Sniper/Observer – Patrol Rifle Instructor Development –

Pistol Instructor Development – Rapid Deployment – Patrol Rifle Operator - Building Search Tactics –

Two Man Patrol Tactics – CQB Instructor Development – Rapid Deployment [Active Shooter] Instruc-

tor Development – Pistol Instructor Development

Published Author

Over 50 articles on training & tactics publish in professional and over the counter magazines including

the International Journal of Counter Terrorism Professionals.

Operational Experience

Member of multi-jurisdictional special operations team for 19 years; consisting of 22 operators, 4 par-

amedics and ER physician [on call]. Served 9 years as team training and intel officer.

Conducted training in various capacities in Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, Mississippi, Tennessee, Florida,

California and South America. Assisted with support tasks for the International Breacher Symposium

and Combat Arts Seminar.

Providing training for students from California, New York, Louisiana, Washington, Utah, Alaska, Cana-

da and more at the Adamax facility. Facilitated training for tier one military components.

Staff instructor for Tactical Energetic Entry Systems. Served as adjunct for Direct Action Group and 2IC

for Larry Vickers on IL courses. Hosted Pat McNamara for several courses and ATK ballistic testing

seminars.

Over ten years’ experience as a full time instructor for law enforcement and military clients; operating

as Adamax Tactical Academy. An addition ten years as a part time instructor.

This course is funded by the Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board.

BASIC CQB SWAT COURSE

MTU#13

Course Overview: A five day, ILETSB certified course with over 20 years of practical experience presenting this course of instruc-

tion. The course concentrates on a comprehensive set of tactics for room clearing and close quarter methodology that apply to high

risk warrant service and hostage rescue. Trainees will demonstrate their ability to learn and apply the tactics, techniques and proce-

dures presented in realistic drills and exercises.

Start times are solid. End times are fluid. They may end a little later or earlier depending on how fast we get through the materi-

al.

DAY 1 0800 Course Intro & Admin 0900 Legal Issues 1000 Personal & Team Equipment 1130 Lunch 1215 Range Safety Brief 1230 CQB Shooting Drills 1400 Small Team Shooting Drills 1500 Coding & Reporting 1700 Debrief DAY 2 0800 Theory of CQB Mindset 0900 Approach Phase Tasks & Breaching 1100 Theory of CQB Room Clearing – Assault Phase 1200 Lunch 1300 Rope Drills/ Team Movement/ Dry Fire 1400 Rope Drills/ Team Movement/ Live Fire 1530 Rope Drills/ 6 Rooms 1700 Debrief DAY 3 0800 CQB/ Closed Door Drills/ Dry 0900 Introduction to Flash Bangs 1100 Rope Drills/ Hallways 1200 Lunch 1300 Rope Drills/ Split Stack-Stack & Hold 1500 Suspect-Occupant Management

DAY 4

1200 Re-Organization Phase Tasks 1330 Withdraw Phase Tasks 1530 Lunch 1630 Operations Orders & Briefings 1730 FTX Mission Planning & Rehearsal 1900 FTX Briefing & Movement 2000 FTX [Offsite with Role Players] 2100 Debrief DAY 5 0800 Vehicle Assaults 1000 Tactical Medicine 1130 Lunch 1315 Final FTX Planning & Rehearsal 1415 FTX Briefing 1445 FTX – Graded 1515 Assault Course 1545 Graduation