Domestic Training...
BASIC
WOODLAND OPERATIONS (BASIC TRACKING, NAVIGATION, SURVIVAL, EVASION)
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WHEN: April19-23, 2010 WHERE:
Ft. Payne, Alabama
FOR
MORE INFORMATION:
woodsrat409@aol.com
Liability Release
Forms will be required to be signed before beginning class.
(Forms available at the event)
Reasonable
physical fitness required! Class size limited to 10 new students.
Required
Gear: Small Pack, Machete and/or fixed blade knife, Baseplate Compass
& Pace Count Beads (Silva Ranger preferred), Water bottle, Water
purification tablets and/or small filter, Poncho, Quick-dry clothing (BDUs),
Flashlight, Watch, Hat, Notepad and pencil/pen, Camera w/ extra batteries. If
you have special gear requirements due to medical or other reasons, please
contact us.
Course cost: $
800.00 Purchase in full by clicking the BUY NOW button or you can reserve your
spot by sending $ 400.00 deposit to:
Randall's
Adventure & Training
60 Randall Rd.
Gallant, AL 35972
COURSE
ITINERARY:
April
19 - Day 1:
0800-1000
Hours: Classroom – Map &
Compass
1000-1200
Hours: Classroom – Tracking Basics
Lunch
Break
1300-1600
Hours: FTX –
Basic Tracking Elements
0600-1700
Hours: Classroom – Escape and Evasion
April
20 - Day 2:
0700-0800
Hours: Morning Q&A Session
0800-1100
Hours: FTX - Tracking
Lunch
Break
1200-1900
Hours: FTX – Map and Compass
April
21 – Day 3:
0700-0800
Hours: Morning Q&A Session
0800-1200
Hours: Classroom – Wilderness
Survival and Basic High Angle
Rope Skills (Knots, Rope Rigging, Rapel Techniques)
Lunch
Break
1300-1900
Hours: FTX – Basic Survival Skills
/ Rappelling
April
22 – Day 4:
0700-0800
Hours: Morning Q&A Sessions
0800-1100
Hours: Field Tracking Exercise
Overnight
FTX.
Students will be required to perform
the following tasks:
1)
Navigate
to a location on their maps
2)
Build
emergency shelter and fire (survival camp)
3)
Demonstrate
proper signaling techniques
No
tents, sleeping bags or extra gear will be allowed. Students will be required to
be wet before sundown. No food or snacks to be carried into the field for this
FTX. Students will be allowed one water bottle with purification tablets, a knife (or machete) and an
emergency pocket survival
kit (kit will be supplied by RAT) - NO OTHER GEAR. Team first aid
kit and rope gear will be carried in by the instructors.
April
23 – Day 5:
Final
Objective Test (FTX)
End
of course. Certificates of Completion issued.
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