Topic: Executive Protection 201 Class

[Universal Security]

Executive Protection 201

DATE:            December 13th – 15th,   2011
LOCATION:            Ambush Tactical 5272 West Chinden Boulevard
               Garden City, ID 83714 (208) 906-0585
TOTAL HOURS:                  12
TUITION:            $ 180.00

COURSE DESCRIPTION
   This 12-hour course, Executive Protection 201, focuses on Advance Agent training and site surveys with classroom presentation and practical exercises. This course will cover the necessary skills needed for working Executive Protection.

In this course you will identify the duties of the advance agent, the elements of an advance, the on-site considerations and requirements, and identify the elements of an emergency reaction plan. You will learn motorcade arrival procedures and the sequence of event that coincide with arrival.

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS

Advance Site Survey
Duties of an Advance Agent
Warning, Supplemental, and Operational Orders
Concentric Rings of Security
Emergency Reaction Plans
“Last Minute” Advances
Motorcade Arrival Procedures
Deployment and Procedures

Participants will learn the necessary skills to successfully complete an EP mission. The first two days of class will focus on training and learning what is involved in being an Advance Agent. The third day of  class you will do a practical exercise that will have you moving a VIP to several sight locations in the Boise area.

NOTES
Tuesday start time is 1800 to 2200 at Ambush Tactical
Wednesday 1800 to 2200
Thursday  1800 to 2200

EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS
Notebook pen or pencil
Concealable Holster - If you do not have one bring what you have.
Magazine pouch single or double
Concealable Top - Vest, Sport Coat, Camera Vest, Shirt. Your choice whatever you have.
If you have Concealable Body armor and would like to train with it, bring it.
 

training@ambushtactical.com
info@universalsecurityandtraining.com
208-352-3020

[emathey]

Could we maybe not get the same thread three different times in three different forums? 

[e11charlie]

That's what I said. Local or not spam is spam.

[Scarecrow]

I wonder if the event creates a thread for each day - or if a thread is needed to get the event each day on the calendar.  The class runs 12/13/11 - 12/15/11, and so we have one thread for each day.  Maybe one of the mods could provide some guidance.  It might also be worthwhile to put the date in the thread title.

[Jeff]

The event was posted per day instead of one event that repeated for 3 days.

I'm sure this wasn't spam just a misunderstanding on how to create a multiple day event.

An event can be created and viewed from the Calendar and should be on the right date(s) so dating the thread title is overkill.

Any actual event posted into the Event board and not linked to the Calendar is a mistake and should be fixed by the original poster.