Tactical Operational & Combat Training
Comprehensive theoretical and practical training program designed for personnel related to the military sphere, protection teams, and operators deployed in zones of international conflict.
General Program Framework
The curriculum prepares the student to respond to situations of kidnapping, ambushes, extortion, or direct attacks, ensuring operational success and survival in hostile, remote areas or areas with severe shortages of critical resources.
Training Blocks
Tactical Operations, Crisis Management and Survival
- Operational Risk Analysis
- Crisis Kits and Resource Management
- Chaos Management and Combat Resilience
- Counterterrorism and Asymmetry
- Tactical Navigation
- Geopolitics and Cultural Orientation
- Evacuation Plans and Basic Needs
- Route Security
- Tactical Driving and High Mobility in the Field
- Operational Intelligence and Counterintelligence
- Hostage Management and Negotiation
- Survival in Austere Environments
- Evasion, Extraction and Rescue (SERE)
- Tactical Breaching and Vehicle Rescue
- Urban Combat (CQC / FIBUA / MOUT)
- Personal Protection
Weapons Systems and Operational Tactical Shooting
- Force on Force (FoF) Training
- Issued Handgun and Long Gun
- Defensive and Combined Shooting
- Operational Tactical Shotgun
- Low-Light Operations
- Team Shooting and Transport Platforms
Operational Medicine and Prolonged Care
- TCCC – Tactical Combat Casualty Care
- Care Under Fire (CUF)
- Tactical Field Care (TFC)
- Tactical Evacuation Care (TACEVAC)
- TECC – Tactical Emergency Casualty Care
- ALS Module – Advanced Life Support
- MIRA – Medicine in Remote Areas
- Prolonged Field Care
- Telemedicine and Remote Medical Consultation (RMT)
- Advanced Resuscitation and Prolonged Damage Control
- Advanced Airway and Sustainment Ventilation
- Sedation, Analgesia and Long-Term Pain
- Advanced Clinical Diagnosis and Ultrasound (POCUS)
- Sustainment Surgical Interventions
- Long-Term Combat Nursing Care
- Continuous Electronic Monitoring
- Conditioning for Long-Distance Evacuation
- Medical Logistics and Improvised Resupply
Environments and physical structures needed to support the Operational Training
LIFE / HOSPITAL
Life and Health Zone
Logistical and medical core of the center: it houses attendee accommodation and the support hospital, interconnected with the rest of the environments for an immediate medical response during exercises.
Infrastructure Required
- Residence-type accommodation for 100 pax (15 with private bathroom for instructors, supervisors, and VIPs).
- Living room, conference room, briefing room, and dining hall.
- Hall with internet access, bar counter, and cafeteria.
- Hospital with triage, treatment room, medicalized bay, and operating room.
- Helipad, helicopter, ambulance, and medical parking.
Training Supported
- General program framework (the three training phases).
- Section 3 — Operational Medicine (TCCC / TECC / MIRA / PFC).
- Command and incident management in MASCAL.
REMOTE AREA
Remote Area
Austere, remote environment with difficult terrain, complemented by a large farmhouse-type dwelling prepared for live fire and entry techniques.
Infrastructure Required
- Remote terrain with difficult topography for marches and patrols.
- Main building with 2 floors, 6+ rooms, living room, dining room, and service wings.
- Terrace, garden, grove, and garages.
- “Hescobastion” house for live fire with a protected upper metal walkway.
- Door prepared for MOE courses (Method of Entry / breaching).
Training Supported
- Tactical land and maritime navigation.
- SERE — Evasion, Extraction, and Rescue.
- Survival in austere environments.
- Evacuation plans and off-road / 4×4 driving.
URBAN ZONE
Urban Zone
Isolated development of houses and streets, faithful to a real neighborhood, designed for both evasive driving and indoor team progression.
Infrastructure Required
- Wide streets for evasive driving and a staging area beforehand.
- Townhouses / duplexes and apartments from 80 to 150 m², 2–4 bedrooms, 1–3 bathrooms.
- Interior courtyard, entrance porch, and balcony; fully furnished.
- Perimeter with surveillance, with modular options using shipping containers.
- Metro or tram station linking to the airport, port, and hospital.
Training Supported
- CQC / FIBUA / MOUT — combat in urban areas.
- Tactical and evasive driving, road checkpoints.
- Route security and counter-surveillance.
- Personal protection.
VERTICAL MULTITASK BUILDINGS ZONE
Vertical Multitask Buildings Zone
A set of buildings of different heights reproducing a complete vertical neighborhood, with glass-walled rooms for supervision and spaces specialized by discipline.
Infrastructure Required
- 7-story block with residences, a clinic, and a penthouse-style attic (300 m²).
- Open rooms with glass partitions for supervising progression.
- 5-story building for climbing and rappelling, with a bench-type ground floor.
- Building for explosives use and “narco-apartments” prepared for live fire.
- 360º observation tower for spotter and shooter.
- 2-story casino-type building (low lighting, ambient sound).
- Gas station and supermarket or large retail store.
Training Supported
- Tactical entry: mechanical, ballistic, and explosive breaching.
- Low-light operations.
- Hostage management and negotiation.
- Force on Force and team shooting.
UNDERGROUND ZONE
Underground Zone
A sewer network connecting the vertical and urban zones, reserved for nighttime and low-light progression.
Infrastructure Required
- Access via a passable sewer system.
- Physical connection with the vertical and urban environments.
- Prepared for the use of night equipment (night vision / thermal).
- Enabled for FX ammunition.
Training Supported
- Low-light operations.
- Combat in confined and tubular spaces.
- Team progression and extraction.
MASS EVENT AREA
Mass Event Area
A replica of an air terminal designed for mass-casualty incidents and low-profile (“soft targets”) objectives.
Infrastructure Required
- Control tower, aircraft, and terminal building.
- CCTV circuit for supervision and control.
- Supervision room inside the terminal itself.
Training Supported
- Crisis management in mass-casualty events.
- Counterterrorism and asymmetric threats.
- Hostage management and negotiation.
- Command and incident management in MASCAL.
SHOOTING RANGE
Shooting Range Zone
Two complementary types of range: one for long-distance precision and another modular range for tactical shooting with vehicles and moving targets.
Infrastructure Required
- Precision range: min. 6,000 m, large caliber and anti-materiel ammunition.
- 15 simultaneous firing positions, elevations at different heights, and moving targets.
- “PRS”-type firing positions with different platforms.
- Modular range x2 with vehicle access and human torso targets.
- Container-type parapets, T-wall, barricade, and Hescobastion, up to 1,000 m.
- Supervision and study room.
Training Supported
- Complete Block II — Operational Tactical Weapons and Shooting.
- Defensive, combined, and low-light shooting.
- Team shooting from platforms and vehicles.
MARITIME ZONE
Maritime Zone
A marina and passenger vessel for working on navigation, personal protection, and amphibious operations.
Infrastructure Required
- Cruise-type passenger ship.
- Marina with parking, nightlife, and VIP area.
- Recreational and leisure boats, nautical gas station.
- Lake for maritime incursions, diving, and rowing.
Training Supported
- Tactical maritime navigation.
- SERE and personal protection in transit.
- Counterintelligence and route security.
CRAWLER/TRAIL AREA
Crawler/Trail Area
A connecting and off-road circuit for convoy escort, vehicle extrication, and simulation of improvised devices.
Infrastructure Required
- 4×4 vehicles from light to armored, trucks, and a crane.
- Vehicle extrication zone for rolled-over vehicles.
- Connecting road with the possibility of ambush between cliffs.
- Simulation of IED and V-IED incidents.
- Circuit for off-road driving and motorcycles.
Training Supported
- Tactical driving and high mobility in the field.
- Tactical entry and vehicle rescue.
- Operational risk analysis and route security.
Which environment supports each training block
| ENVIRONMENT | BLOCK I · Tactics and Survival | BLOCK II · Weapons and Shooting | Block III · Operational Medicine |
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Life and Health Zone |
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Remote Area
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Urban Zone |
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Vertical Multitask Buildings Zone |
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Underground Zone |
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Mass Event Area |
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Shooting Range Zone
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Maritime Zone |
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Crawler/Trail Area
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Preparing your team for high-threat environments demands precise planning and zero distraction. Contact our instruction team to arrange an initial briefing, assess tailored operational frameworks, or finalize logistics for your upcoming training program.
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