# Presentation: 634243

##      MISSION

**Transportation Safeguards **
**Training Site**

**     **_**MISSION**_
**Provide high quality training in state-of-the-art facilities to assure Federal Agent readiness to protect Nuclear Weapons and special nuclear material while in OST’s control.**

## Agent Candidate Training

**Mission Statement: The Agent Candidate Training program provides an intensive Twenty-week training program, based on the Office of Mission Operation’s job qualification standards for up to 40 Agent Candidate classes two times a year.**

## Agent Candidate Training 

_**The training consists of a:**_
- Physical Fitness program consisting of building the aerobic foundation to respond and defend against adversaries in an emergency tactical situation.
- Intermediate-Use-of-Force program includes defensive tactics to operate within the use-of-force continuum.

## Agent Candidate Training

_**The training consists of:**_
- 3.   Firearms Training in multiple weapon systems.
- 	_**Types of Weapons**_

- P-220

- Shotgun

- M-4 203

- M-4

- SR-25

## Agent Candidate Training

_**The training consists of:**_
- 3.   Firearms Training in multiple weapon systems.
- 	_**Types of Ranges**_**	****	**_**Courses of Fire**_
-        Range 83			45 cal
- 	 Range A-163		40mm TP & HE
-        Range 11/A-141		5.56mm & 45 cal
- 	 Range 17			Explosive Breaching
-        Range 17			Dye Marking Cartridge,
- 					45 cal and 9mm

## Agent Candidate Training

**Agent Candidate Training**

_**The training consists of a:**_
- 4. Drive training in tractor-trailer combination
-     vehicles.
-    **Types of Vehicles****	****            Training Areas Needed**
- Escort Vehicles (EV’s)	Over the Road Convoy Ops
- Tractor/Trailer Combo	Skid Pad/Dock
- Special Response Veh	Off Road course
- SRV 4x4			Vehicle Assault area
- Bomb Vans			Over the Road Convoy Ops

## Agent Candidate Training 

**Tactical Training**

_**The training consists of:**_
**5 Week Program ( Brilliance in the Basics)**
- Tactical Egress
- Recovery Operations
- Security
- Support
- Assist SRF during assault
- Basic room clearing techniques

## Operational Readiness Training

**Mission Statement**
- Maintain and improve mission readiness through challenging and realistic training venues, based on OST Mission, OMO Doctrine and Protective Strategies to detect, avoid, and defeat the identified Threats.

**Operational Readiness Training**

##   Operational Readiness Training

**Scope:  **
_**Annual Training Consists of:**_
**Winter ORT: Convoys (3 Units)**
**Spring ORT: Phased Shoot, Move, Communicate, Live Fire**
**Summer ORT: Convoys (2 Units)**
**Joint Testing Exercise (JTX) annual Federal Agent test and validation.**

## Special Response Force (SRF)

**Mission Statement**
**    ****Maintain and improve “capture and recovery” tactical doctrine  through challenging and realistic high intensity training venues based on Presidential Decision Directive (PDD) 39. Incorporation of PDD- 39 requires Special Weapons And Tactics (SWAT) type training scenarios and training areas.**

## SRF Training Continued

**SRF Training Continued**

_**SRF Training Consists of:**_
**Annual Training**
**Basic SRF Training**
**Advanced SRF Training**
**(Note: To conduct SRF training, various urban training areas are needed, breaching buildings, live fire shoot houses and vehicle assault ranges are needed.)**

## Special Response ForceBasic Class

_**SRF Basic training consists of:**_
**Course conducted semi-annually in techniques of team communications, room clearing and breaching.**
**Training is split between Ft. Chaffee and National Training Center in NM.**
**Tested events are Shoot on the **
**    ****move (handgun/rifle), Obstacle **
**    ****Course, Live Fire Shoot House **
**    ****and written test.**

## Special Response ForceAdvanced Training

_**SRF Advanced training consists of**_**:**
**Training focused on improving SRF skills or introducing new skills.**
**Course is taught 2–3 times per year.**
**Conducted at **
**	****-MOUT sites**
**	****-Civilian-owned buildings/complexes**
**	****-CBQ or related schools**

## SRF Advanced training consists of:
Focus on Close-Quarter-Battle (CQB) with additional subjects:
	-Urban combat/movement
	-Vehicle Assaults
	-Direct Threat Tactics
	-Night Operations
	-Pursuit (capture and recovery IAW PPD 39)
	-Breaching (explosive, mechanical, ballistic)

**Focus on Close-Quarter-Battle (CQB) with additional subjects:**
**	****-Urban combat/movement**
**	****-Vehicle Assaults**
**	****-Direct Threat Tactics**
**	****-Night Operations**
**	****-Pursuit (capture and recovery IAW PPD 39)**
**	****-Breaching (explosive, mechanical, ballistic)**

**Special Response Force****Advanced Training**

## Special Response ForceBreaching Program

_**SRF breaching program training consists of**_**:**
**Mechanical and shotgun breaching taught in Basic SRF Course.**
**Explosive Breaching Class integrates pre-made door charges (.3 lbs NEW), integrated into both the Basic and the Advanced Class for all **
**    ****SRF Operators.**

## Special Response ForceDriving Training

_**SRF Driving training consists of**_**:**
**Specialized off-road driving with specialized vehicles.**
**Vehicle recovery class.**
**Night Vision on and off-road**
**Vehicle Pursuit**

## End of TRACOM Mission Presentation