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TACTICAL COMBAT SPECIALIZED RESPONSE THROUGH FORCE PROTECTION SOLUTIONS by Chief Tactical Instructor Chris Mar DEFINITION: Tactical Combat indicates military and law enforcement operations conducted by top-echelon specialists allocated into expertise and function specific teams adept and technologically sophisticated in battle planning supported by advanced weapons and logistical effectiveness, where there is the presumption of a threat level III (military) involving armed hostile threat and high risk conditions requiring Special Response, Internal Security, or Special Operation Teams to respond and bring under control. OBJECTIVES: While the job of the Tactical Team is invariably to obtain the highest probability of bringing the immediate Tactical Environment under total control, 1. The First priority will be the isolation of the constituents i. Identify and assess the site terrain and targets, ii. Gain advantageous pre-entry positions, iii. Establish perimeter and Fire Zone iv. Open lines of communication for negotiation. 2. During the progression of events, intelligence gathering and defenses are established through reactive and proactive analog, digital, sensory, and host measures i. Field radar, Motion Detection, ii. Thermal imaging, Video Monitoring iii. Optic cable inspection, Vision Enhancement, iv. IR Bounce Listening, Decibel Metering v. Long Range Surveillance, Stealth Recon vi. Decoy, Trapping, Lure vii. Biometrics, Encrypting, Code and Signals viii. Electronic Interception, Scanning, EW, ECM ix. Penetration Methodologies, Services Denial 3. Ultimately tactical missions involve limited range rapid incursion into targeted areas by specialized technical teams to secure classified matter from prolonged possession by undesirable elements, where to apprehend means to take into custody. Custody does not necessitate removal. Securing implies taking control with force protection with or without capture. Capture means to take a person by force. Capture is always part of apprehension but to apprehend does not always include force. A. Secure includes: a) Rescue - to save from danger b) Extract - to move from unsecured conditions to an area of safety c) Remove - to physically take away d) Destroy - to cause demolishment e) Apprehend - to take into custody f) Coerce - to use threat or force to cause g) Interrogate - to pose questions to transmit h) Conceal - hiding from discovery B. Matter implies a) Entities - one or more of that which exists b) Materials - tangible substances c) Equipment - objects of use d) Information - cognizant data e) Sites - designated location C. Elements' means a) Forces - composite groups b) Person(s) - self and other people c) Areas - positional locale d) Conditions - state of circumstances e) Actions - activities of process 4. Tactical Combat Teams Special Operations often involve, as a primary objective, the saving of lives or extracting targeted individuals. In this use, extraction is the process of removing constituents from a targeted site when it is considered imperative that they be immediately relocated out of a hostile environment and taken to a Secured Area under friendly control. Extraction may imply the rescuing of entities from grave danger or immediate conditions that they are incapable of surviving within. Both Extraction and Rescue may be for unsuspecting and/or unwilling persons and involve rapid deployment, dynamic defense of the moving tactical envelope and high-speed extrication by a Special Force Protection Team. UNITS: Where there are many strata of national and local level defense or security, from Department of Defense military systems and Federal Agencies to local Law Enforcement police units, a tactical team generally indicates the smallest operationally functional unit of trained individuals grouped into the following unit designation: 1. A Detachment (3 to 5 men) is known as a Fire Team (a 4 man unit). 2. A Squad comprises of 3 Fire Teams (12-15 people) & a Team Leader 3. A Platoon is made of 3 Squads and a Platoon Leader. There are 3 Fire Teams within a Squad of 12 to 15 operators which includes one Team Leader (Staff Sergeant Level) and 3-4 Squads per Platoon with a Platoon Leader (Lieutenant or Instructor in rank). DISTINCTION: Tactical implies the implementation of evolved and intelligent behavior made second nature versus hyper-conditioning of reflex and intuitive behavior. The training and thinking processes are brought together under a fundamental tactical plan or approach, where the objectives of the solitary combatant and his equipment are applied according to the needs and initiatives of the strategic overview. SEMANTICS: To delineate contextual terminology, the term Combat, as in Combat Sciences, refers to technologies and systems specific to the Tactical Infrastructure in Force Protection, Bio-kinematics Analytic Targeting, Binary Bio-Dynamic Common Denominators, and Field Protocol, and Battle is the active physical involution of force on force confrontation where, if not contained and/or resolved, has immediate potential to escalate and spill-over into adjunctive areas. INFRASTRUCTURE: A Unified Tactical Infrastructure is accomplished by the integration of the three primary combat systems; Team Assault, Combat Marksmanship and Close Quarters Combat. The employment of Tactical Combat functionality, while inseparable as the deterrent to antagonism and coercion, is exclusive to the conditions and standards of judicious Law Enforcement and rules of Military Engagement. As well, the technical training methodology and systems of knowledge are exclusive to a very limited quantity and special selection of members of constabulary and national security services, not for reasons of exclusivity, imposition of limitations for inclusion or restrictive confidentiality within the force services, but because of the sophistication and advanced learning requirements of these specific sciences taking into consideration the extremely limited quantity of qualified instructors in proportion to the total number of members in active service. Ideally all personnel of the services should understand and physically train in the manner of Special Operatives, because the higher the level of skill throughout, the greater the ability to effectively engage in wider theatres of operation and the greater the spectrum of tasks that can be accommodated. TACTICAL COMBAT SYSTEMS .APA - ANTAGONIST PERPETRATED AGGRESSION .APA-CQC TACTICAL TRAINING SYSTEMS .SPECIAL POLICE GROUP ANTITERRORIST UNIT .SPECIAL WEAPONS AND TACTICS .COMBINED OPERATIONS RESCUE AND EXTRACTION .RAPID REACTION DEPLOYMENT .CLOSE PROTECTION SECURITY .TACTICAL RIOT APA - Antagonist Perpetrated Aggression, APA Tactical Tactical Training System is a proven special force response system which effectively unifies the tactical infrastructure through a national ministry level administration and proliferation process. The emphasis of the systemization is the implementation of Combined Operations Rescue and Extraction and Rapid Reaction Deployment antiterrorist technologies. This Combat Training involves 1) Specialized Combat Marksmanship under conditions of physical and psychological stress, Team Assault formations for search, traversing, clearing, dynamic entry, and ambush 3) Close-Quarters Combat for rescue, extraction, arrest, tactical riot, multiple adjunctive angles, alternative weapons, simultaneous counter-attack and high risk protection. The process of tactical unification is developed through total skill integration and field protocol using four essential elements for analysis and training. These are; 1. Kinetic Objectives - Bio-Kinematics response and Force Compliance 2. Mental Visualization - Dynamic elements and Targeting Criticality 3. Simultaneous Interaction - Bio-mechanics, Force Preparation, Spontaneous Occurrence 4. Precedence before Priority - Weapons Selection, First Strike Perpetration URBAN GROUND CONTROL: 99% of all tactical deployment calls for teams to dynamically close distances to the target or targets in order to bring the environment and its constituents under total control. Multiple Interlocking procedures are used to move into entry position for penetration or creating optimal conditions. The principles of Dynamic Force Confrontation are the culmination of the strategic insight, knowledge, experience and effectiveness of Command HQ and the tactical acuity of Field Commanders in battle. 1. The 5 Elements of Strategy a. Initiative - the opportunity of proaction b. Depth - to cause or incur significance c. Synchronization - the timing of events to occur d. Agility - the capability to maneuver at will e. versatility - the diversity of useful elements 2. 5 Factors to Reconcile a. Terrain means the geophysical condition of the tactical environment b. Intelligence is the gathering of information and observation c. Tactics means the approach of methodology in the objective d. Weaponry is the weapons available e. Mass infers the focus of forces 3. Tactical Operations Threat Assessment a. Lethality (Technical) - the applicable deadly force b. Reliability (Tactical) - the effective degree of dependability c. Availability (Operational) - the scope of accessibility d. Sustainability (Strategic) - the duration of operability SUMMARY Tactical Combat force engagement conditions and response methodology are specific to special force protection solutions prepared in strategic battle planning which integrates logistical effectiveness, high-speed mobility and sophisticated weapons support. Rapidly deployable by nature, elite teams common objective is the interdiction of terrorism, hostile subterfuge and open confrontation of both domestic and foreign origin. Procedural emphasis is placed on the complete integration of tactical protocol into a unified system comprising of three essential combat sciences; Team Assault, Close Quarters Combat and Combat Marksmanship. A tactical environment is the envelope of containment which is continually minimized through the progressive accumulated isolation of the target subject by a proactive force delegation whose activities are based upon a strategic model. Tactical Response is called for when there is imminent threat to safety by an overpowering antagonist. Perceived threat includes throng turbulence, urban guerrilla combatants and barricaded subjects where conditions may require hostage rescue, selective extraction, exploratory recon, surveillance and VIP Protection. Operational Intelligence and Situational Awareness are important in the most effective preparation of force protection however superior tactics and weaponry are most essential in obtaining the highest probability of total control over the tactical environment and its constituents. APA TACTICAL - ANTAGONIST PERPETRATED AGGRESSION - INTEGRATION OF TACTICAL SCIENCES BY OPTIMIZATION OF THE INFRASTRUCTURE through Advanced Methodologies for Simultaneous Counter Attack APATactical CQC is the only proven tactical close-quarters-combat system which uses total simultaneous attack and counter during physical interaction. APA provides a non-eclectic and unique Force Response Solution for the full spectrum of conditions facing Special Response Teams in the field. This Tactical Combat System was developed from the ground up under the auspices of Interior Ministry and National Security Bureau efforts to combat increasing threat from armed organized crime. The principle of the training process was to integrate the tactical systems under one unified methodology using force components ideal and specific in use by Rapid Deployment Special Weapons and mobile police networked teams. This included terror interdiction, high-level protection, rescue and extraction and tactical riot. The propagation of the system was nation-wide as well as interfaced with international tactical and emergency deployment forces cooperating in multi-agency operations and cross training programs. The founder of this system is American Chief Tactical Instructor Chris Mar. CERTIFIED by multiple international Military and Law Enforcement agencies involved with Tactical Support and Counterterrorist Response, APA Tactical CQC is documented tried and true, serving 20 years with elite teams live in the field. ACCESS is limited to SWAT, Hostage Rescue, and Rapid Reaction Deployment whose functions focus on Terror Interdiction, Hostage Rescue, Extraction, Team Assault, Tactical Riot and VIP Security. APA Tactical Protocol seamlessly integrates with on-going tactical processes, law enforcement policy and field procedures. This is inclusive of specialized arrest processes, tactical riot formation, and VIP security within the Tactical Close Quarters Combat system. SYSTEM PROPAGATION PRIORITIES: 1. To Provide Documentation, Full disclosure SOP, on-location Digital Video Learning, Field Guides, Course Materials, Training Equipment. 2. To Facilitate Certification Establish Course duration and Certification Requirements. 3. To Exhibit and Present for Heads-ofState, Testing and Reviews, Live Fire Off-Range, Force Extraction, and Tactical Riot Systems. All instructors are Active Tactical Team and expert marksman, combat experienced. Training Duration 120 hours - Agency Instructor Level, Senior Tactical Commander 100 hours- Active Tactical, First Responder 80 hours - Back-up and Support, Riot Forces, Operations Support APA remains the exclusive National SWAT and Spec Ops Presentation method since 1984. APA-CQC has been taught to elite SPG (Special Police Group), antiterrorist instructors, SWAT, Spec Ops, Special Forces, Royal Guard and other tactical teams. NON-ESCALATION POLICY - There are 5 levels of Escalation; Passive, Resistance, Hostile Confrontation, Armed Insurgence, Wide Ranging Destructive Energy Within densely populated areas there is a high probability of multiple antagonist confrontation occurrences. Regardless of the circumstances, it is essential that the actions taken by law enforcement to contain do not instead create spill-over or escalation. During operations, the policy of avoiding, if at all possible, dispersed deterrents, lethal or un-natural force, including firearms, tear gas, stun devices, rubber bullets, electricity or chemicals other than marking dyes must be observed. Inappropriate or over approximation of response will result in Accidental Violence. ORGANIZATION STAGE - Establish a training team of qualified instructors for certification to instruct the CQC tactical training system. Note that while in-keeping with the state-of-the-technology and current international standards in use by SWAT and Rapid Reaction Forces the solution for crisis management is unique to every country. It is highly preferable to create multi-media training materials on-base. To unify the applied training requires the total integration of appropriate close quarters combat into a single all inclusive and consistent logic, specific and exclusive for use by tactical and spec ops only. The training is high speed, intensively demanding and specializes in the total tactical environment of arrest and extraction. INTENT OF APA - APA is a tactical force response and force protection system based on Simultaneous Counterattack. The ultimate goal aside from situational control is to facilitate rescue and expedite extraction. As such, the preferable deployment procedure for special tactical operation is in stealth. Stealth applies to Information Systems and any radiating source of energy. In this mode the only reason for confrontation is not to gain or protect ground, but rather when confrontation is unavoidable according to the following three conditions: 1. If safe passage is not available and stationary positions are not viable. 2. In order to avoid counter-domination. 3. When the need to rescue or extract outweighs the danger in doing so. APA Tactical Combat is not only tactical systems integration; it involves the interpersonal and intra-personal thought process of the individual. To be Inspired, Precise and Decisive means to have the capability to source the creative intelligence from within in order to observe, analyze and act with precision and finality. Copyright (c) 2003 Chris Mar Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. A copy of the license is included in the section entitled "GNU Free Documentation License".
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TACTICAL COMBAT SPECIALIZED RESPONSE THROUGH FORCE PROTECTION SOLUTIONS by Chief Tactical Instructor Chris Mar DEFINITION: Tactical Combat indicates military and law enforcement operations conducted by top-echelon specialists allocated into expertise and function specific teams adept and technologically sophisticated in battle planning supported by advanced weapons and logistical effectiveness, where there is the presumption of a threat level III (military) involving armed hostile threat and high risk conditions requiring Special Response, Internal Security, or Special Operation Teams to respond and bring under control. OBJECTIVES: While the job of the Tactical Team is invariably to obtain the highest probability of bringing the immediate Tactical Environment under total control, 1. The First priority will be the isolation of the constituents i. Identify and assess the site terrain and targets, ii. Gain advantageous pre-entry positions, iii. Establish perimeter and Fire Zone iv. Open lines of communication for negotiation. 2. During the progression of events, intelligence gathering and defenses are established through reactive and proactive analog, digital, sensory, and host measures i. Field radar, Motion Detection, ii. Thermal imaging, Video Monitoring iii. Optic cable inspection, Vision Enhancement, iv. IR Bounce Listening, Decibel Metering v. Long Range Surveillance, Stealth Recon vi. Decoy, Trapping, Lure vii. Biometrics, Encrypting, Code and Signals viii. Electronic Interception, Scanning, EW, ECM ix. Penetration Methodologies, Services Denial 3. Ultimately tactical missions involve limited range rapid incursion into targeted areas by specialized technical teams to secure classified matter from prolonged possession by undesirable elements, where to apprehend means to take into custody. Custody does not necessitate removal. Securing implies taking control with force protection with or without capture. Capture means to take a person by force. Capture is always part of apprehension but to apprehend does not always include force. A. Secure includes: a) Rescue - to save from danger b) Extract - to move from unsecured conditions to an area of safety c) Remove - to physically take away d) Destroy - to cause demolishment e) Apprehend - to take into custody f) Coerce - to use threat or force to cause g) Interrogate - to pose questions to transmit h) Conceal - hiding from discovery B. Matter implies a) Entities - one or more of that which exists b) Materials - tangible substances c) Equipment - objects of use d) Information - cognizant data e) Sites - designated location C. Elements' means a) Forces - composite groups b) Person(s) - self and other people c) Areas - positional locale d) Conditions - state of circumstances e) Actions - activities of process 4. Tactical Combat Teams Special Operations often involve, as a primary objective, the saving of lives or extracting targeted individuals. In this use, extraction is the process of removing constituents from a targeted site when it is considered imperative that they be immediately relocated out of a hostile environment and taken to a Secured Area under friendly control. Extraction may imply the rescuing of entities from grave danger or immediate conditions that they are incapable of surviving within. Both Extraction and Rescue may be for unsuspecting and/or unwilling persons and involve rapid deployment, dynamic defense of the moving tactical envelope and high-speed extrication by a Special Force Protection Team. UNITS: Where there are many strata of national and local level defense or security, from Department of Defense military systems and Federal Agencies to local Law Enforcement police units, a tactical team generally indicates the smallest operationally functional unit of trained individuals grouped into the following unit designation: 1. A Detachment (3 to 5 men) is known as a Fire Team (a 4 man unit). 2. A Squad comprises of 3 Fire Teams (12-15 people) & a Team Leader 3. A Platoon is made of 3 Squads and a Platoon Leader. There are 3 Fire Teams within a Squad of 12 to 15 operators which includes one Team Leader (Staff Sergeant Level) and 3-4 Squads per Platoon with a Platoon Leader (Lieutenant or Instructor in rank). DISTINCTION: Tactical implies the implementation of evolved and intelligent behavior made second nature versus hyper-conditioning of reflex and intuitive behavior. The training and thinking processes are brought together under a fundamental tactical plan or approach, where the objectives of the solitary combatant and his equipment are applied according to the needs and initiatives of the strategic overview. SEMANTICS: To delineate contextual terminology, the term Combat, as in Combat Sciences, refers to technologies and systems specific to the Tactical Infrastructure in Force Protection, Bio-kinematics Analytic Targeting, Binary Bio-Dynamic Common Denominators, and Field Protocol, and Battle is the active physical involution of force on force confrontation where, if not contained and/or resolved, has immediate potential to escalate and spill-over into adjunctive areas. INFRASTRUCTURE: A Unified Tactical Infrastructure is accomplished by the integration of the three primary combat systems; Team Assault, Combat Marksmanship and Close Quarters Combat. The employment of Tactical Combat functionality, while inseparable as the deterrent to antagonism and coercion, is exclusive to the conditions and standards of judicious Law Enforcement and rules of Military Engagement. As well, the technical training methodology and systems of knowledge are exclusive to a very limited quantity and special selection of members of constabulary and national security services, not for reasons of exclusivity, imposition of limitations for inclusion or restrictive confidentiality within the force services, but because of the sophistication and advanced learning requirements of these specific sciences taking into consideration the extremely limited quantity of qualified instructors in proportion to the total number of members in active service. Ideally all personnel of the services should understand and physically train in the manner of Special Operatives, because the higher the level of skill throughout, the greater the ability to effectively engage in wider theatres of operation and the greater the spectrum of tasks that can be accommodated. TACTICAL COMBAT SYSTEMS .APA - ANTAGONIST PERPETRATED AGGRESSION .APA-CQC TACTICAL TRAINING SYSTEMS .SPECIAL POLICE GROUP ANTITERRORIST UNIT .SPECIAL WEAPONS AND TACTICS .COMBINED OPERATIONS RESCUE AND EXTRACTION .RAPID REACTION DEPLOYMENT .CLOSE PROTECTION SECURITY .TACTICAL RIOT APA - Antagonist Perpetrated Aggression, APA Tactical Tactical Training System is a proven special force response system which effectively unifies the tactical infrastructure through a national ministry level administration and proliferation process. The emphasis of the systemization is the implementation of Combined Operations Rescue and Extraction and Rapid Reaction Deployment antiterrorist technologies. This Combat Training involves 1) Specialized Combat Marksmanship under conditions of physical and psychological stress, Team Assault formations for search, traversing, clearing, dynamic entry, and ambush 3) Close-Quarters Combat for rescue, extraction, arrest, tactical riot, multiple adjunctive angles, alternative weapons, simultaneous counter-attack and high risk protection. The process of tactical unification is developed through total skill integration and field protocol using four essential elements for analysis and training. These are; 1. Kinetic Objectives - Bio-Kinematics response and Force Compliance 2. Mental Visualization - Dynamic elements and Targeting Criticality 3. Simultaneous Interaction - Bio-mechanics, Force Preparation, Spontaneous Occurrence 4. Precedence before Priority - Weapons Selection, First Strike Perpetration URBAN GROUND CONTROL: 99% of all tactical deployment calls for teams to dynamically close distances to the target or targets in order to bring the environment and its constituents under total control. Multiple Interlocking procedures are used to move into entry position for penetration or creating optimal conditions. The principles of Dynamic Force Confrontation are the culmination of the strategic insight, knowledge, experience and effectiveness of Command HQ and the tactical acuity of Field Commanders in battle. 1. The 5 Elements of Strategy a. Initiative - the opportunity of proaction b. Depth - to cause or incur significance c. Synchronization - the timing of events to occur d. Agility - the capability to maneuver at will e. versatility - the diversity of useful elements 2. 5 Factors to Reconcile a. Terrain means the geophysical condition of the tactical environment b. Intelligence is the gathering of information and observation c. Tactics means the approach of methodology in the objective d. Weaponry is the weapons available e. Mass infers the focus of forces 3. Tactical Operations Threat Assessment a. Lethality (Technical) - the applicable deadly force b. Reliability (Tactical) - the effective degree of dependability c. Availability (Operational) - the scope of accessibility d. Sustainability (Strategic) - the duration of operability SUMMARY Tactical Combat force engagement conditions and response methodology are specific to special force protection solutions prepared in strategic battle planning which integrates logistical effectiveness, high-speed mobility and sophisticated weapons support. Rapidly deployable by nature, elite teams common objective is the interdiction of terrorism, hostile subterfuge and open confrontation of both domestic and foreign origin. Procedural emphasis is placed on the complete integration of tactical protocol into a unified system comprising of three essential combat sciences; Team Assault, Close Quarters Combat and Combat Marksmanship. A tactical environment is the envelope of containment which is continually minimized through the progressive accumulated isolation of the target subject by a proactive force delegation whose activities are based upon a strategic model. Tactical Response is called for when there is imminent threat to safety by an overpowering antagonist. Perceived threat includes throng turbulence, urban guerrilla combatants and barricaded subjects where conditions may require hostage rescue, selective extraction, exploratory recon, surveillance and VIP Protection. Operational Intelligence and Situational Awareness are important in the most effective preparation of force protection however superior tactics and weaponry are most essential in obtaining the highest probability of total control over the tactical environment and its constituents. APA TACTICAL - ANTAGONIST PERPETRATED AGGRESSION - INTEGRATION OF TACTICAL SCIENCES BY OPTIMIZATION OF THE INFRASTRUCTURE through Advanced Methodologies for Simultaneous Counter Attack APATactical CQC is the only proven tactical close-quarters-combat system which uses total simultaneous attack and counter during physical interaction. APA provides a non-eclectic and unique Force Response Solution for the full spectrum of conditions facing Special Response Teams in the field. This Tactical Combat System was developed from the ground up under the auspices of Interior Ministry and National Security Bureau efforts to combat increasing threat from armed organized crime. The principle of the training process was to integrate the tactical systems under one unified methodology using force components ideal and specific in use by Rapid Deployment Special Weapons and mobile police networked teams. This included terror interdiction, high-level protection, rescue and extraction and tactical riot. The propagation of the system was nation-wide as well as interfaced with international tactical and emergency deployment forces cooperating in multi-agency operations and cross training programs. The founder of this system is American Chief Tactical Instructor Chris Mar. CERTIFIED by multiple international Military and Law Enforcement agencies involved with Tactical Support and Counterterrorist Response, APA Tactical CQC is documented tried and true, serving 20 years with elite teams live in the field. ACCESS is limited to SWAT, Hostage Rescue, and Rapid Reaction Deployment whose functions focus on Terror Interdiction, Hostage Rescue, Extraction, Team Assault, Tactical Riot and VIP Security. APA Tactical Protocol seamlessly integrates with on-going tactical processes, law enforcement policy and field procedures. This is inclusive of specialized arrest processes, tactical riot formation, and VIP security within the Tactical Close Quarters Combat system. SYSTEM PROPAGATION PRIORITIES: 1. To Provide Documentation, Full disclosure SOP, on-location Digital Video Learning, Field Guides, Course Materials, Training Equipment. 2. To Facilitate Certification Establish Course duration and Certification Requirements. 3. To Exhibit and Present for Heads-ofState, Testing and Reviews, Live Fire Off-Range, Force Extraction, and Tactical Riot Systems. All instructors are Active Tactical Team and expert marksman, combat experienced. Training Duration 120 hours - Agency Instructor Level, Senior Tactical Commander 100 hours- Active Tactical, First Responder 80 hours - Back-up and Support, Riot Forces, Operations Support APA remains the exclusive National SWAT and Spec Ops Presentation method since 1984. APA-CQC has been taught to elite SPG (Special Police Group), antiterrorist instructors, SWAT, Spec Ops, Special Forces, Royal Guard and other tactical teams. NON-ESCALATION POLICY - There are 5 levels of Escalation; Passive, Resistance, Hostile Confrontation, Armed Insurgence, Wide Ranging Destructive Energy Within densely populated areas there is a high probability of multiple antagonist confrontation occurrences. Regardless of the circumstances, it is essential that the actions taken by law enforcement to contain do not instead create spill-over or escalation. During operations, the policy of avoiding, if at all possible, dispersed deterrents, lethal or un-natural force, including firearms, tear gas, stun devices, rubber bullets, electricity or chemicals other than marking dyes must be observed. Inappropriate or over approximation of response will result in Accidental Violence. ORGANIZATION STAGE - Establish a training team of qualified instructors for certification to instruct the CQC tactical training system. Note that while in-keeping with the state-of-the-technology and current international standards in use by SWAT and Rapid Reaction Forces the solution for crisis management is unique to every country. It is highly preferable to create multi-media training materials on-base. To unify the applied training requires the total integration of appropriate close quarters combat into a single all inclusive and consistent logic, specific and exclusive for use by tactical and spec ops only. The training is high speed, intensively demanding and specializes in the total tactical environment of arrest and extraction. INTENT OF APA - APA is a tactical force response and force protection system based on Simultaneous Counterattack. The ultimate goal aside from situational control is to facilitate rescue and expedite extraction. As such, the preferable deployment procedure for special tactical operation is in stealth. Stealth applies to Information Systems and any radiating source of energy. In this mode the only reason for confrontation is not to gain or protect ground, but rather when confrontation is unavoidable according to the following three conditions: 1. If safe passage is not available and stationary positions are not viable. 2. In order to avoid counter-domination. 3. When the need to rescue or extract outweighs the danger in doing so. APA Tactical Combat is not only tactical systems integration; it involves the interpersonal and intra-personal thought process of the individual. To be Inspired, Precise and Decisive means to have the capability to source the creative intelligence from within in order to observe, analyze and act with precision and finality. Copyright (c) 2003 Chris Mar Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. A copy of the license is included in the section entitled "GNU Free Documentation License".
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