ARMORED VEHICLE RESCUE DYNAMICS Delia Tactical 8 hour course Instructor BIO ​ Mr. Delia is the President and lead instructor of Delia Tactical International. He is an active 35 year Law Enforcement officer, former S.W.A.T. team leader and master breacher. Delia was assigned to a Special Weapons and Tactics team for 18 years with 20 years of street patrol experience, as well as previous covert investigative duties, narcotics enforcement and international security assignments. Mr. Delia instructs SWAT tactics, police close counter measures, combatives, weapons, armored vehicle operations and tactical breaching. He has over 25 years in mixed martial arts and weapon disciplines and has instructed police, security, and SOF military personnel for over 20 years. Delia has deployed and instructed thousands of troops as a private contractor and was the lead MRAP and NST armored vehicle instructor for Kinetic Options and Crusaders Training International from 2012-2014. He has been an instructor and speaker for hundreds of units and organizations throughout the world including the United States Army 3rd/5th/19th/20th Special Forces Groups, United States Air Force 22nd Special Tactics Squadrons, S.W.A.T. Teams, Mexico Federal Police Counter Narcotics Command, U.S Border Patrol, Private Security Companies and Police Departments. Course description: Armored vehicles in general have been in existence for more than a century and used extensively by military units and security forces worldwide. Since this time, Law Enforcement Agencies have seen the vast lifesaving potential for the usage of armored vehicles in everyday emergency response and applications. There are both civilian armored vehicles and military style vehicles in use today around the globe by law enforcement agencies. Programs have been designed to demilitarize certain military vehicles and reappropriate them for use with law enforcement agencies and tactical/rescue response teams. We have taken away the militarized combat applications and now use these vehicles to conduct emergency response missions, search and rescue missions, and lastly deploy these life-saving tools when responding to natural or man-made disasters/incidents. Instructional Objectives At the end of this course of instruction, the student will be able to: 1. Effectively position an Armored Vehicle on objective. 2. Conduct immediate action procedures from an Armored Vehicle. 3. Conduct emergency evacuation from an Armored Vehicle. 4. Select and preload the correct tactical gear for an Armored Vehicle. 5. Deploy an Armored Vehicle in support and over watch mission roles. 6. Engage threats from multiple firing platforms in and around an Armored Vehicle. 7. Conduct rescue drills utilizing an Armored Vehicle Student equipment: Eye and Ear Protection Armor Vest (Rifle Rated) - SWAT KIT Ballistic Helmet Gloves & Long Sleeve Blouse/Shirt Primary Weapon (Carbine/Shotgun) w/three magazines and 200 rounds (No AP) Secondary Weapon (Pistol) w/three magazines and 200 rounds Water and Lawn Chair Rain Gear IFAK/Tourniquet Gas Mask (If it’s issued, bring it)