Valor Tactical CQB Course

Service Description

Tactical CQB Course – Learning Objectives Upon successful completion of this 16-hour Tactical CQB Course, students will be able to: Explain CQB fundamentals and principles and their application to law-enforcement operations in confined structures. Demonstrate safe and effective room-entry techniques using individual and team-based CQB tactics. Perform tactical hallway movements while maintaining proper spacing, sectors of responsibility, security, and team integrity. Conduct threshold and doorway assessments to identify threats, hazards, angles, and tactical options before entry. Demonstrate methodical room-clearing techniques while maintaining muzzle awareness, sector coverage, and positive threat identification. Apply contact-and-cover principles and effective tactical communication during CQB operations. Demonstrate proper weapon handling in confined spaces, including muzzle management, weapon retention, positioning, and movement around team members. Identify and prioritize threats based on behavior, capability, proximity, and immediate danger to officers or others. Demonstrate post-entry and room-dominance procedures, including security, suspect control, communication, and follow-on movement. Perform officer-down rescue procedures during high-risk CQB operations while maintaining security and coordinating team movement. Apply an effective tactical mindset emphasizing situational awareness, decision-making, adaptability, discipline, and team accountability. Demonstrate fundamental tactical breaching concepts and integrate breaching operations with team movement and entry procedures. Differentiate between dynamic and deliberate entry tactics and select an appropriate approach based on mission objectives, threat conditions, and operational circumstances. Explain operational considerations associated with chemical agents and distraction devices during tactical operations. Recognize the importance of tactical fitness as it relates to movement, equipment management, endurance, officer safety, and operational performance. Apply CQB principles during scenario-based exercises requiring students to assess problems, communicate, make decisions, and work effectively as a tactical team. Demonstrate proper team formations and sector responsibilities during movement, entry, clearing, and consolidation. Apply sound judgment and threat-discrimination principles during rapidly evolving CQB situations. Equipment; Duty gear, weapon systems, breaching tools, shields.