Cqb Tactics Powerpoint ((install))

Images of: “I see enemy,” “Go around corner,” “Hold,” “Breach”

The open space where secondary threats or obstacles are typically located. Part 2: Structuring Your CQB Tactics PowerPoint

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The area immediately in front of a door or hallway—the "fatal funnel"—should be cleared as rapidly as possible to avoid being trapped. Share public link

Relies on firearms, melee techniques, and often non-lethal tools. Images of: “I see enemy,” “Go around corner,”

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Rapidly entering and seizing control of the room. If you share with third parties, their policies apply

: Use simple "Appear" or "Fade" transitions for tactical symbols. Avoid distracting slide flips or complex transitions that detract from the seriousness of the content.

The breach is the catalyst of the assault. A failed breach destroys surprise and leaves the stack vulnerable in the "fatal funnel"—the narrow structural choke point of the doorway where enemy fire is most likely to be concentrated. Tools Used Battering rams, halligan tools, sledgehammers Reliable, low risk of collateral damage Physically exhausting, slower deployment Ballistic Tactical shotguns with breaching rounds (Frangible) Rapid execution, keeps distance from lock High risk of flying debris, loud Explosive Strip charges, linear charges, water impulse charges Maximum shock value, instantaneous entry

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Slides should feature bullet points of fewer than ten words. Instructors must expand on the points verbally; do not read the slides.