MIAMI, FL, December 22, 2011 (Press-News.org) "We feel very proud that we have been selected by Patriot 3 to train special response and SWAT teams on how best to use their Elevated Tactics Systems (ETS). This selection confirms SSI's hard-earned standing as a leading tactical trainer," states Sol Bradman, CEO of SSI.
SSI has created a two-day program that will help teams better understand and use ETS. ETS gives teams another card in their tactical deck by enabling access to elevated conveyances such as rooftops, upper window, ships at dock, aircraft, elevated sniper positioning and much more. But using a vehicle with an ETS requires a solid know-how in driving and tactical techniques in order to maximize safety and effectiveness.
"As part of Patriot3's commitment to providing its customers the best possible service and support, we entered into this agreement with SSI - already a well known entity in the field of tactical training. Combine Patriot3's knowledge of ETS and SSI's knowledge of tactical training, and end users will be able to enter the world of elevated tactics with confidence in their equipment and techniques," says Charles Fuqua - President of Patriot 3.
Participants will learn special driving techniques designed to maximize success and safety of elevated access and assault. Teams will have all the TTP's explained by instructors that have hands-on experience. Drivers will learn how to negotiate obstacles through specialized driving techniques to get their teams safely to the target. Teams will derive benefit from learning how to use the ETS as an operational and observational aid through global case studies. ETS are not only used for assaults but may be used as a negotiation platform. All uses will be explored in the light of world-wide experience.
"We know this training will provide added value to already excellent products. Training and products that can provide teams a higher level of safety and effectiveness. SSI feels proud it can contribute in this significant way," says Bradman.
Courses will be delivered at the client's location both in the USA and abroad.
MORE ABOUT SECURITY SOLUTIONS INTERNATIONAL (SSI)
Security Solutions International (SSI) has helped more than 1,000 Federal, State and local agencies by training to prevent, prepare and respond to the asymmetrical threat of organized crime, gangs, drug cartels, terrorist organizations, disease and natural disasters since 2004. Please visit our client list and testimonial section, and let your colleagues tell you that we deliver only hands-on, real-time experts and carefully selected products to support First Responders in their difficult Homeland Security mission.
Security Solutions International also provides the professional First Responder community with the leading media in the field as the publishers of The Counter Terrorist Magazine, The Counter Terrorist Newsletter, webinars and interactive learning, as well as the Annual Homeland Security Professionals Conference - the central event in the First Responder calendar.
MORE ABOUT PATRIOT3
Today, Patriot3 enjoys a reputation as a premier provider and authority in tactical operations products and leader in innovation as well as, winner of the prestigious Spirit of NTOA, Small Business Administration's Exporter of the Year and GovSec Homeland Security Awards. Patriot3 has exported to more than 30 countries. All products are displayed and demonstrated at major US and International tradeshows. Private on-site demonstrations can be arranged.
For more information, contact:
Charles Fuqua
Director of Sales and Marketing
Patriot3, Inc.
USA
Office: 540-891-7353
Mobile: 571-332-2127
Web: http://www.patriot3.com
Security Solutions International - SSI and Patriot 3 Announce Partnership for Elevated Tactical Training
Homeland Security leader will provide worldwide training to Patriot 3 clients on special vehicles and elevated platforms' best practices.
2011-12-22
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[Press-News.org] Security Solutions International - SSI and Patriot 3 Announce Partnership for Elevated Tactical TrainingHomeland Security leader will provide worldwide training to Patriot 3 clients on special vehicles and elevated platforms' best practices.