Dignitary Protection Level 2
COURSE DESCRIPTION
The instructional template for this course is developed utilizing the tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP) which are currently employed by the Department of State’s Diplomatic Security Service, Secret Service, and other various protection units. This allows agencies from all echelons to integrate personnel with other details with minimal variations in TTP’s and terminology. In the Dignitary Protection Level II course, our experienced instructor cadre will continue to build on the TTP’s learned in the level I course for operations in a low to medium threat environment. During this course, students will be exposed to advanced skill sets through classroom instruction, hands on practical training exercises, and daily protective training details. The primary focus during the 5 days in this program is to create a full mission profile environment that students will be able to staff and manage a protection detail from start to finish.
COURSE ACCREDITATION
MORE INFORMATION
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All students wishing to attend this course must have previously attended the MUR Strategic Dignitary Protection Level I course or a MUR Strategic approved equivalent. Students who have attended courses from other institutions must provide a training certificate and topical outline for the course at the time of registration. All students should be in good physical condition and be able to conduct various physical activities, e.g. standing forextended periods and lifting moderate weight.
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This course is restricted to active law enforcement, military and select security personnel
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Students will be required to provide their owntransportation, meals and lodging. Students will berequired to use their vehiclesduring the training course. It is recommended that allstudents drive an unmarked vehicle. All driving will be at lawful speeds while on public streets. No excess vehicle wear will occur during this course.
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• Training Safety• Dignitary Protection Level I review• Improvised Explosive Devices• Introduction to Terrorism• Combined Agency Operations• Tactical Support (SWAT, K9, EOD, Dive, Aviation)• Unmanned Aircraft Support and Defeat• CBRNE Threats and Hasty DECON• Threat, Risk, Vulnerably Assessments• Command Post Operations• Advances• Administrative Requirements and Documentation• Threat Mitigation and Crisis Management• Physical Security Procedural Familiarization• Motorcade Preparation and Security• Methods of Travel• Helicopter Landing Zone (HZL) Procedures• Public Appearances and Social Engagements• Protective Countermeasures & Surveillance Detection• Attack of Principal• *Attack on Principal PE• Counter Ambush TTP’s• Operational Medicine• *Operational Medicine PE• Daily Protective Training Details*PE – Practical Exercise
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1. Written Pre-Test (Not Graded)2. Student Participation (Pass/Fail)3. Student classroom and practical exerciseskills (Minimum Score 80%)4. Written Final Exam (Minimum Score 80%)
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1 ea. Semi-automatic handgun with 2 magazines
1 ea. Concealable Holster
1 ea. Pistol magazine pouch
1 ea. Flashlight, concealable
1 ea. Hydration Container
Note taking material (Suitable for taking in the field on advances. Leather binder style recommended with no law enforcement or military identifiers.)
