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“ Mission Statement
To provide curriculum-based training in order to
maximize efficiency, capability and the
development of critical thinking skills pertaining to
a multitude of high-risk responsibilities. With the
foundation of collective experiences and
knowledge ranging from different military
backgrounds, Core Vision Training will meet the
demands of any clientele.
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Day 1
Classroom
• Intro to SA Presentation
Practical Application
• Door Procedures / Pie-ing
• Entry Techniques / Point of
Intro to Structure Domination
• Multiple Enclosure Clearance
Assessment • Isolated Force on Force
Overview • Full Structure Force on Force
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We characterize SA as the individual
ability to assess threat criteria, analyze
structural integrity and process entry
within an enclosure. An individual’s
assessment will aid in establishing the
primary direction of movement, quick
decision making and maintaining
overall communication.
Intro to Structure • Principals
Assessment • Fundamentals
• Initiative Based Actions
Overview
• Common Verbiage
• Entry Techniques
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In short, CQB can be
characterized as close-range
interpersonal aggression and
violence between opposing
wills.
Intro to Structure Military Approach
This type of warfare requires small units or teams
Assessment to negotiate engagements at very close
distances and within the proximity of hand-to-
hand combat. Due to the nature of CQB, each
CQB Defined team member needs to possess proficiency
with their weapons/gear and display the rapid
ability to make split second decisions in threat
identification and engagement.
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1. Speed
• Processing information obtained within an enclosure
• Moving at the physical speed you can accurately
engage
• Moving at the mental speed you can accurately
process and problem solve
2. Surprise
• Gaining tactical advantage through time and overt
capability
• Planning, Rehearsals and Execution
• Application of Stealth
Intro to Structure 3. Violence of Action
• 100% will to survive
Assessment
• Deadly Force when applicable
• Commitment to your team/partner
4. Precise Engagement
Principals •
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Accuracy = Higher Percentage of Lethality
Poor Shot Placement = Enemy Survivability
• Missed Shots = Unknown Collateral Damage
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The Military Approach
• Dominate The Enclosure
• Eliminate All Threats
• Control All Occupants
• Check The Dead
• Search The Dead
Intro to Structure • Search The Living
• Search The Room
Assessment • Situation Report
Fundamentals • Evacuate On Command
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Structure Assessment
• Dominate the Enclosure
• Positively Identify Threat and
Engagement Criteria
• Communicate and Control All Non-
Threats/Occupants
• Check the Dead
Intro to Structure • Establish Reporting Procedures
Assessment
• Evacuate When Applicable, As
Soon As Possible
Fundamentals
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Initiative Based Tactics
Enclosure clearing tactics based upon
the actions or behavior of an
individual. Tactics and SOPs
understood by all create deliberate
and free flowing movement
throughout the objective in order to
minimize stop and go planning. This
Intro to Structure methodology delegates split decision
making at the individual level
regardless of position, billet or rank.
Assessment
Initiative
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Initiative Based Actions
The ability to process and make
independent actions or
decisions to preserve
survivability.
Intro to Structure
• Protect Others and Prioritize Danger
Areas (Cover)
Assessment
• Assess Additional Engagements
• Process The Next Solution
Initiative
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• Ready, Move (Go)
• With You, With Me
• Clear
• Block, Tackle
• Red Zone, Danger Space
• Hold
• Shot
Intro to Structure • Going Long, Moving
• I Got It, Take It
Assessment • Check, Cover Me, Covering
• I’m Up (Team Up)
Common Verbiage • Down, Standing
• Coming In, Coming Out
• Last Man
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• Weapon Pump
• Weapon Yield
• Head Nod
• Foot Tap, Nudge
• The Squeeze, Release
• Muzzle Raise, Dip
Intro to Structure • Mutual Support Brush
Assessment • Breaking Criteria
Non Verbal Communication
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Questions?
Assessment Criteria
• Accessibility, Doorway,
Immediate Area
• Determine Probability of
Threat
• Exploit The Unknown and
Intro to Structure
Sectors of Fire/Observation
• Establish a Dominant Position
Assessment This sequence upon entry will mitigate
Assessing Entry negligent gaps in security and preserve
survivability within an enclosure.
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Center Fed Room
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Short Wall Room
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Split Cross
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Double Button Hook
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Strongside Combination
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Primary Sectors of Fire /
Observation Lane Upon Entry
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Primary Sectors of Fire /
Observation Lane Upon Entry
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Corner Fed Room
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Corner Fed Entry
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Primary Sectors of Fire /
Observation Lane Upon Enty
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Questions?
Intro to Structure
Assessment
Points of Domination
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Bi-Secting Long Wall
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Intro to Structure
Assessment 3 4 2
Points of Domination
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Points of Domination – 1 Man
4 3 2 1
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Points of Domination – 1 Man
1
4 3 2
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Intro to Structure
Assessment 1
Points of Domination – 1 Man
4 3 2
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Points of Domination – 1 Man
4 3 2
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Points of Domination – 2 Man
4 3 2
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Intro to Structure
Assessment 2
Points of Domination – 2 Man
4 3
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Points of Domination – 2 Man
2
4 3
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Points of Domination – 2 Man
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4 3
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Points of Domination – 3 Man
2
4 3
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Points of Domination – 3 Man 3 2
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Points of Domination – 3 Man 3 2
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Points of Domination – 3 Man 3 2
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Points of Domination – 4 Man 3 2
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Points of Domination – 4 Man 3 4 2
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Points of Domination – 4 Man 3 4 2
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Points of Domination – 4 Man 3 4 2
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Dominate the Enclosure 3 4 2
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Questions?
Intro to Structure
Assessment
Entering the Enclosure
4 3 2 1
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Entering the Enclosure
1 2
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4
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Entering the Enclosure
1 3 2
4
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Entering the Enclosure 1
3 2
4
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
Dominate the Enclosure
3 4 2
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Intro to Structure
Assessment
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Strong L Technique
4 2
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• 1 Man is always right, even if he is
wrong.
• Go the opposite direction of the man in
front of you.
• Move at the speed of your slowest man.
• Move at the speed that you can
process information.
• Move at the speed that you can
Intro to Structure accurately engage.
• Use common verbiage, don’t over
Assessment complicate a plan.
• A decision is better than no decision.
General Considerations • Always find a job, IBA.
• Spatial/Muzzle Awareness at all times.
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