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Universal Events:
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0700
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1700
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Registration Open
Dulles Expo & Conference Center, South Hall
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1700
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2100
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FREE Range Night at the Silver Eagle Group
Silver Eagle Group Training Facility
Emcee: Chris Cerino, "Top Shot" Contestant and Chris Cerino Training Group
Free Shuttle Schedule Information
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 Track 1: Executive Protection
Holiday Inn Select Chantilly, Hutchinson Ballroom A
www.Personalprotection.com
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0800
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0945
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Introduction to Executive Protection Part 1
This is an informative full-day program designed to introduce you to new professional career field of personal protection. Presentations will review philosophy, doctrine, methodology, mechanics, guidelines, movements, dimensions, and checklists for the protection of executives, officials, celebrities, politicians, and religious and world leaders. There will be an opportunity for involvement in the presentations and participation in a training exercise as an example of what this career is really about. This program is for those who are curious about the field of personal protection, those considering another career and those planning their retirement job. This is an opportunity to learn the difference between "bodyguard" work and professional personal protection.
Presenters: EPI Instructors, Executive Protection Institute
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0945
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1000
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Break
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1000
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1200
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Introduction to Executive Protection Part 2
Continuation of above
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1200
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1300
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Lunch Break
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1300
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1430
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Introduction to Executive Protection Part 3
Continuation of above
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1430
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1445
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Break
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1445
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1600
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Understanding the Protector's Mindset
This session offers an in-depth look at the "inner dynamics" of personal protection and how to develop a protector's consciousness. It will also address becoming more intuitive and the ability to forecast a principal's movements.
Presenter: Jerry Heying, Executive Protection Institute
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Track 2: Officer Safety and Patrol Tactics
Holiday Inn Select Chantilly, Hutchinson Ballroom B
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0800
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0945
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Understanding Low-Light Survival
This two-part presentation will provide the latest proven survival techniques and theories necessary to control your subject and defeat them in a diminished light environment. Flashlight techniques will be discussed, but this course is much more than a “flashlight technique" class. You will gain tremendous insight into what happens to us in the dark, basic eye physiology, body alarm response, its effect on our ability to process information, the mind’s eye and the use of light as a force option. This presentation will bring together over 30 years of subject specific research, proven street experience, and clinical research. It is in low-light training that we have the greatest opportunity to improve officer survival.
Presenter: Ed Santos, Center Target Sports and the Tactical Services Group, Inc.
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0945
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1000
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Break
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1000
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1200
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Understanding Low-Light Survival Continued
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1200
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1300
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Lunch Break
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1300
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1500
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Patrol Deputies and Terrorism
Since the attacks of 9/11, there have been 32 significant terrorism-related events. All of our nation’s counter-terrorism measures depend on our ability to identify activities of a possible terrorist event. This course will demonstrate how terrorism relates to patrol officers as the first line of defense, whether your jurisdictions are urban or rural. In 2007, Deputy Blakely initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle in rural South Carolina. That stop resulted in the disruption of a terrorist attack during the planning stages. It stands to date as the only Terrorist attack prevented by a patrol officer on a traffic stop. Deputy Blakely will walk you through the vehicle stop, the arrest, the court proceedings and lessons learned.
Presenter: Deputy Lamar Blakely, Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office
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1500
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1600
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Gangs & Domestic Terrorism
This session will address the subject of gangs going beyond the traditional definition of criminal gang activity. You will learn examples of gangs committing sophisticated crimes netting millions of dollars and causing extreme violence. The presentation will also highlight the transnational nature of American gangs and their connections to international drug and human trafficking cartels and fanatic religious and political terrorists.
Presenter: Richard Valdemar, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department
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Track 3: Tactical Medicine
Holiday Inn Select Chantilly, Grand Duke Ballroom
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0800
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0945
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Medical & Rescue Mitigation to 4th Generation Warfare
The landscape of our world has changed dramatically over the past decade. The ability to rapidly adapt and respond to the unexpected, actively engage chaos, and regain the initiative is now a mandate. Many of our organizational systems do not measure success in an environment that is defined by increased operational tempo, high risk, and potential catastrophic outcomes. This course will dissect the anatomy of the Beslan, Virginia Tech, and Mumbai attacks. Taking these after-action reviews and applying the lessons learned to outline success for your team’s future operations is imperative. When the dust settles after an event, the headlines will always list the casualties. Mitigating the number of injured people becomes priority; having the capability to accomplish that while maintaining direct action on the threat is a must.
Instructors: Dr. David Callaway and Sean McKay, International Tactical Rescue and Medicine Society
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0945
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1000
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Break
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1000
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1200
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Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) Update: 2011
The original TCCC recommendations were somewhat at odds with civilian pre-hospital guidelines taught at the time. The advantages of having battlefield trauma guidelines customized for the tactical environment were quickly acknowledged and now TCCC is utilized Department of Defense-wide. Many civilian law enforcement and EMS agencies, including the National Tactical Officer’s Association (NTOA) and the National Association of EMT’s (NAEMT), adopted these guidelines for conducting operations in combat environments. With the Department of Defense implementation of TCCC guidelines, US forces have achieved the lowest percentage of Killed in Action and Casualty Fatality Rates in recent recordable history (1945-present). There is a continual process that updates these guidelines with an “evidence-based” approach. This course will present the latest guideline changes as well as the evidence to support the recommendations.
Instructors: Dr. David Callaway and Sean McKay, International Tactical Rescue and Medicine Society
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1200
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1300
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Lunch Break
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1300
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1600
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High Threat Extraction/Operational Rescue
Tactical breakout teams specialize in high threat operator/civilian rescue, primary and secondary breaching techniques, immediate extraction/egress of critical casualties or team exfiltration and diversionary techniques. This concept has evolved dramatically over the past few years to meet the ever-increasing demands of Department of Defense Special Operations forces in a wide spectrum of operational arenas. The objective of an Immediate Reaction Team (IRT) is to provide a standardized approach that decreases the mortality rate of tactical operators and civilians. The basis for this resides in the applied science and study of high threat extraction, which will be covered in this session.
Instructors: Dr. David Callaway and Sean McKay, International Tactical Rescue and Medicine Society
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Track 4: Live Fire Classroom Training
Silver Eagle Group Training Facility
Free Shuttle Schedule Information
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0800
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0945
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Building Shooters
Come open your mind to new ideas in firearms training and listen to someone who has been doing it successfully for years. Firearms instruction should be more than just teaching our officers to qualify. If repetition is the mother of all skills, stop and ask yourself, "What have I been practicing to do?" Don't continue to subscribe to "flavor of the day" training shortcuts. Raise the bar and master the basics so you can teach the basics. It's not too late to create self-reliant problem solving operators and better yourself in the process. Quit using fear as a motivator and start training your officers like the people they were hired to be. Let's run practical training ranges with adult rules and responsibilities. Let's think about what we need to be practicing and let's build shooters.
Presenter: Chris Cerino, "Top Shot" Contestant and Chris Cerino Training Group
http://www.chriscerinotraininggroup.com
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0945
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1000
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Break
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1000
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1200
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Building Shooters Continued
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1200
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1300
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Lunch Break
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1300
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1700
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Patrol Tactical Rifle
With the increased threats of terrorism and heavily armed criminals, law enforcement has added to its arsenal: the patrol rifle. The patrol rifle provides officers with increased range, improved terminal ballistics, and additional precision. In some departments, the patrol rifle is replacing the traditional shotgun, while others maintain both for increased response flexibility. This class will address some of the fundamental selection criteria for patrol rifles, including weapon types, ammunition, sights, and support equipment. The NTOA patrol rifle fundamentals will be discussed along with recommendations and training ideas.
Presenter: David Narkevicius, International Association for Counterterrorism & Security Professionals (IACSP)
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