Contents
This is the kind of combat that is taught to the black ops, the Special Forces and the bets of the best in the soldier world. Tactical combat is not just proper planning, its stealth, it’s the ability to be deadlier than deadly and the reflexes that will save your life when you are counting on them to do that.
Step 1: Surprise
The gentle tap on his shoulder prompts him to turn around, he did not see me coming, did not hear my footsteps or see any shadows. Before he can shout or raise the barrel of his gun, he is lying on the ground with a neat little hole in his throat.
They rest of them did not hear anything because I have a silencer and I did not let him drop with a thump, I gently eased him down. That is the power of surprise because you never let them see you coming.
Step 2: Noise and Corners
When you are turning around the corner, the first thing that anyone should spot first is the muzzle and your eye with the sights trained on them. Make sure that your account for the shadows and that when you are walking; you make as much noise as a cat walking on your blankets does.
Step 3: Cover
This is the place where you will seek to hide as you move or conceal yourself when the lead starts to rain on you. When you are moving, you need to pick out where you are going next to make the best move possible.
Step 4: Keep Your Distance
You may be dealing with idiots but even they can shoot at an approximate 6 meters straight at you and not miss. You will need to have distance because then, if the ‘whatever’ hits the fan, you will not get any on you. So, stay out of their lines and keep away.
Step 5: Inspecting and Memorizing
When you are in the zone where the action is going to take place, you will need to be very keen and very inspective. That will mean looking at the corners, the shadows and the anomalies that may be traps.
Memorizing what you saw the first time will help you notice when something has changed. Noticing the things that are off, is a skill that is honed with time and remembering the basics. Also, trust your gut instinct because that one will always tell you when death is coming.
I have done two tours in Iraq and Afghanistan and I can assure you that this is what they trained us, these tips are legit and work. Use them if you are like, going into conflict zones.
Hope I’m never gonna need this information, but thanks for delivering it in such a simple way. I will forward the article to a couple of my friends.
I love it, when there is no fluff involved. Thanks for that! The advice are real, let’s just hope that fewer people would need those.
I have gotten an opportunity to learn of the things and security tips that never crossed my mind. I am therefore looking forward to experience this and be prepared to protect those that I love.
I like everything about this book. What i see is that the author of this guide really knew what he was doing when writing the book. It is a book that has given me details that i never thought that exists. All the tips i have acquired really works.
No one wants to think about having to defend themselves but if that moment arises, you will be glad that you learned the tactical moves in this book. They are easy and simple to learn and practice.
You never know where you might find yourself. And I appreciate the fact that this post is short and simple, no messing around; as it should be.
These tactics are not only for the military soldiers. I have looked at them very well and i think any one can make good use of such tactics. They show you what to do and when. They are some of the best survival tactics that i have ever seen. I like the system since it is created by professionals who really understand so much about war and survival. They are easy to follow and apply. I like it.
Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) is a set of evidence-based, best-practice prehospital trauma care
guidelines customized for use on the battlefield. The origins of TCCC were nontraditional. The TCCC
program began as a Naval Special Warfare biomedical research effort launched after the realization that
extremity hemorrhage, a leading cause of preventable death on the battlefield, was not being treated
with a readily available and highly effective intervention: the tourniquet. This insight prompted a
systematic reevaluation of all aspects of battlefield trauma care.
This is a book full of some amazing tricks and skills to learn. I have been using for more than a month now and i am more than impressed. I have been able to learn a lot and i appreciate.
Tactical combat is a system that offers the best skills that i can think of. I am so much happy that this program has taught me a lot. It has taught how to defend myself tactically.
Wonderful tactics presented here. So much i have been able to learn from this guide and within a short time. And the good thing is that i am still learning. What i can see is that the author of this program understand so much about combat and it is good.
This is it. For sure there are tactics that my friends are wondering what is going on. This is because the author offers great tips that anyone can ever think. These are tactics that are easy to go through and the good thing is that you learn a lot and able to apply them.
Well-designed tourniquets can unquestionably stop extremity hemorrhage and prevent loss of life from this cause, as long as the tourniquet is applied quickly and the source of the hemorrhage is not so proximal on the limb so as to preclude the use of extremity tourniquets.