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This has been/is a phenomenal course. The amount of expertise/professionalism displayed and disseminated to the students is going to be useful with all aspects of efficiently and effectively policing. ALERRT's curriculum is an invigorating lesson pertaining to tactics, and I feel it has increased my proficiency as an instructor.
By: Patrick in New York City
Absolutely outstanding job and I wish this was taught to all military police officers. One of the best courses I have been to in a while.
By: Student in Wyoming (Level I)
This class was a very good eye opener and was very well done. I learned a lot and had alot of fun while doing it.
By: Officer in Texas (Breaching Course)
The medical information was appropriate for the level of the students, not too watered down, but not over the student's head either. The sim exercise was well balanced to address both tactical and medical issues. I would recommend this class to my department.
By: Student in New York (Level II Course)
Course Description: "The fate of the wounded rests with the one who applies the first dressing." (Nicholas Senn, M.D. 1898 )First responders are being trained to quickly enter into harm's way to neutralize the shooter and save the lives of innocent victims. In many circumstances, formally trained medical personnel will not or cannot be on the scene immediately to provide casualty care. First responders must be educated and trained in immediate casualty care techniques to save lives. Day 1 will consist of Self-Aid, Buddy-Aid techniques and Day 2 will consist of "force on force" mass casualty scenarios where the student will not only have to neutralize the gunman but also treat the wounded.
Recommended Equipment: Good attitude, open mind, pen and paper, duty gear, body armor, clothing for force on force training day two, groin protection, water and or hydration system.
Prerequisite: Level I: Rapid Response to Active Shooter