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Friday, August 28, 2009

Books: The Tactical Trainer: A Few Thoughts On Training And Training Management From A Former Special Operations Soldier, By Msg. Paul R. Howe, U.S. Army Retired

Filed under: Books,Training — Tags: , , , , , , — Matt @ 12:46 AM

    Add this to your reading list.  Paul Howe has produced another outstanding resource for the military/police/contractor community.  For the record, I have not read this book because it just came out.  If any FJ readers have anything to say about the book, let it rip in the comments section, because I would be very interested to hear any feedback on the thing. –Matt

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The Tactical Trainer: A Few Thoughts On Training And Training Management From A Former Special Operations Soldier

By Msg. Paul R. Howe, U.S. Army Retired

     I will be describing how to structure high risk tactical courses in this book.  I have developed these courses through my years of instruction with CSAT (Combat Shooting and Tactics).  While I describe various techniques, I will limit any description of tactics as the bad guys have a tendency to study our work.  Sometimes, I will be generic and it will be so on purpose.

     I will also describe some “near misses” and training accidents in this work.  This is not to demean or cast a shadow on those involved.  It is necessary to learn from our mistakes.  If we cover them up, they will be repeated at the same price-the loss of a human life.  My goal is to always give safer and more efficient training techniques to fix the problem.  These safety techniques will come through a logical stair-stepped methodology.

     I have grown older and wiser over the years, gaining a bit more insight and understanding into life and those on both ends of it-instructors and students.  With that said, I try not to judge trainers on an individual action, but take a comprehensive look at their life experiences, training, methodology and their individual heart.

      Thanks for your understanding….

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