The active shooter response training manual

✍ Scribed by Hyderkhan, Scott M

• Publisher: CRC Press
• Year: 2013
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 260
• Category: Library

✦ Table of Contents

Content: The Active Shooter Response Mission and Operation Situation Mission Execution: Concept of the Operation Service and Support Command and Signal Linkup Annex Principles of Training and Developing an Active Shooter Response (ASR) Training Plan 10 Principles of Training Administrators Are Responsible for Training First-Line Leaders Are Overall Responsible for the Technical and Tactical Proficiency of Their Team or Shift Train as a Regional Force Train for Proficiency Train to Standard Using Appropriate Doctrine Train to Adapt Train to Maintain and Sustain Train Using Multi-echelon Techniques Train to Sustain Proficiency Train to Develop Leaders Developing an Active Shooter Response (ASR) Annual Training Cycle One-Year ASR Training Cycle Movement and Maneuver Fundamentals to Move and Engage as a Team and Squad Shoot Move Communicate Movement Formations Contact Team Formations for Movement and Halts Squad Formations Movement Techniques Traveling Technique Traveling Overwatch Bounding Overwatch Methods of Maneuvering Elements Maneuver Four Critical Functions Close Quarter Battle (CQB) Principles of Close Quarter Battle (CQB) Fundamentals of CQB Individual Tasks Individual Task: Don and Clear Protective Mask Conditions Standards Subtasks Individual Task: Hand and Arm Signals Conditions Standards Subtasks Individual Task: Situation Report
Ammo, Casualty, Equipment (ACE) Report Conditions Standards Subtasks Individual Task: Individual Movement under Direct Fire Conditions Standards Subtasks Individual Task: Execute a Mechanical Breach Conditions Standards Subtasks Individual Task: Assess a Casualty Conditions Standards Subtasks Individual Task: Apply a Dressing to an Open Abdominal Wound Conditions Standards Subtasks Individual Task: Apply a Dressing to an Open Chest Wound Conditions Standards Subtasks Individual Task: Hemorrhage Control Conditions Standards Subtasks Individual Task: Treat for Shock Conditions Standards Subtasks Collective Tasks Collective Task: Assemble a Contact Team or Squad Conditions Standards Subtasks Collective Task: Contact Team and Squad Formations Conditions Standards Subtasks Collective Task: Contact Team and Squad Movement Techniques Conditions Standards Subtasks Collective Task: Breach Obstacles Conditions Standards Subtasks Collective Task: Contact Team and Squad Interior Movement Techniques Conditions Standards Subtasks Collective Task: Dynamic Room Entries, Room Clearing Conditions Standards Subtasks Collective Task: Handling of Threat and Victims Conditions Standards Subtasks Collective Task: Consolidate and Reorganize Conditions Standards Subtasks Collective Task: Casualty Evacuation Team Conditions Standards Subtasks Collective Task: Identifying, Marking, and Reporting Suspected Improvised Explosive Devices Conditions Standards Subtasks Command Post Command and Control Considerations Considerations in Establishing a Command Post Assembling Assets Organizing Teams Communication Considerations Perimeter Control Considerations Task Performance Evaluations Training and Evaluation Outline: Mission Active Shooter Task Performance Evaluation: Assess, Assemble, and Execute a Mechanical Breach Task Performance Evaluation: Move in Hallways as a Team Task Performance Evaluation: Clear Stairwells Task Performance Evaluation: Enter and Clear a Room Task Performance Evaluation: Conduct Movement to Contact Active Shooter Response Special Equipment Acronyms Terminology References Index

✦ Subjects

Police -- Special weapons and tactics units -- Handbooks, manuals, etc. Firearms -- United States -- Use in crime prevention -- Handbooks, manuals, etc. Firearms -- Use in crime prevention. Police -- Special weapons and tactics units. United States.