Another elite training opportunity is being offered by LPR Elite Securities Group at Georgia Mountain Shooting Association in Toccoa GA June 21-22 2014.
This is a course led by Pete Italiano, former team lead of president Hamid Karzai's security detail in Afhanistan (read his background and experience below)
This is your chance to take a course taught by a real world operator with worldwide operational experience, who is still active outside of civilian training opportunities.
You will not want to miss this!
official announcement: Georgia Mountain Shooting Association "PSD TACTICAL CARBINE AND PISTOL COURSE" learn to defend yourself and your family... Separate the BS from what works. We don't teach from the book, we teach from our experience fighting terrorism and criminal organizations successfully for years.
To Register Visit LPR Elite Securities Group, Inc. - Home or if you have questions, please email [email protected]
EXPERIENCE:
Pete Italiano is currently a lead instructor for LPR Elite Securities Group, Inc. He trains police (SWAT) officers, U.S Military Special Forces Groups (SF) and government agencies in the use of Firearms, Hostage Rescue, CQB (Close Quarts Battle), Explosives Breaching, High Risk Driving, Off Road Driving and Self-Defense.
Serving The United States Department of State (DS/ATAP), from 2003 – 2011: Anti-Terrorism Assistance Program, Delivering Department of State Programs to Foreign Military and Police. Supervisor and team leader for DS/ATAP courses delivering Very Import Person Program (VIPP), Advanced Crisis Response Team (ACRT), Crisis Response Team (CRT), Instructor Development Course (IDC) and Preventing Attacks on Soft Target (PAST). His current responsibilities for DS/ATA involves coordinating with Department of States Training Delivery Officer, Program Managers and Regional Security Officers. Pete was responsible for instructors, students, equipment delivery, the delivery of all DS/ATA courses, all course reports and after action reports sent to the DS/Training Delivery Officer, Program Manager and Contracting Company. Prior to his team leader experience, Pete was a lead instructor for tactical breaching, firearms, PSD driving and lead instructor for all DS/ATA curriculums. Pete has delivered multiple DS/ATA courses in - Pakistan, Nepal, Indonesia, Colombia, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Bangladesh, Mexico, Jordan, Senegal, Mali, Monrovia and Brazil.
United States Department of State (DOS/DS), 2002 – 2003: Bureau of Diplomatic Security (DS) Presidential Protection Detail (PPD) for the President of Afghanistan, Hamid Karzai. Pete performed duties as a Detail Member, providing personal protecting to President Karzai. Along with providing a quick reactionary force in emergencies, he also performed sight advances and route planning. This involved working with multiple foreign VIP and United Nations security details and coordinating the protection and security for President Karzai and guest.
US Department of Energy (DOE), 1985 – 2002: Antiterrorism Operations, Idaho National Laboratory (INL), and Argonne National Laboratories. While with the DOE, Pete was the Training Section Manager responsible for the training staff and oversight of all training for Idaho National Laboratory Security Police Force and Security Response Teams (SRT). Training of SRT teams consists of tactical firearms and firearms qualifications, explosive breaching, explosive ordinance disposal, hostage/barricade, nuclear facility protection and the recovery of special nuclear material. In addition, training all Security Police Officer (SPO I, II,) in the protection of Government Nuclear facilities. This training consists of first Responders to tactical and emergency situations, all qualifications in accordance with US Department of Energy (DOE) standards. During these eighteen years, Pete was also a Security Police Officer ll and Security Officer III, Special Response Team Member (SRT), Special Response Team Supervisor, And Special Response Trainer.
Course Curriculum
Advanced
Turning left and right and 180 turns.
Advancing to the target
Multiple targets
Shooting from cover
Positional shooting
Shooting with tactical gear and civilian gear
How to move to cover as one person and as a team (tactical movement)
Shooting from vehicles
Weapon transitions
Safety
Use of force continuum
Gear set up and management
Loading and unloading procedures
Drawing pistol from concealment
Low ready positions
Tactical reloading and speed reloading
Malfunctions
Target identification: how to engage, and priority.
Mindset
Appropriate gear list:
600 rifle, 400 pistol rounds
Serviceable ar-15
Iron sights, or other optic for ar
Pistol holster adequate for concealment (no serpas allowed unless retention mechanism is disengaged.)
3 pistol mags (bring extras)
4-5 rifle mags (bring more if you have more)
Basic field maintenance kit (bring what would solve common field problems)
Pistol magazine pouches (you need 2 pistol mags min on your belt, chest rig or similar....
Sling for ar
Ear pro/ eye pro
Food/ snacks (water will be provided)
Rain/snivel gear
Knee pads (optional)
Bring whatever you think will keep you comfortable for being in the elements
This is a course led by Pete Italiano, former team lead of president Hamid Karzai's security detail in Afhanistan (read his background and experience below)
This is your chance to take a course taught by a real world operator with worldwide operational experience, who is still active outside of civilian training opportunities.
You will not want to miss this!
official announcement: Georgia Mountain Shooting Association "PSD TACTICAL CARBINE AND PISTOL COURSE" learn to defend yourself and your family... Separate the BS from what works. We don't teach from the book, we teach from our experience fighting terrorism and criminal organizations successfully for years.
To Register Visit LPR Elite Securities Group, Inc. - Home or if you have questions, please email [email protected]
EXPERIENCE:
Pete Italiano is currently a lead instructor for LPR Elite Securities Group, Inc. He trains police (SWAT) officers, U.S Military Special Forces Groups (SF) and government agencies in the use of Firearms, Hostage Rescue, CQB (Close Quarts Battle), Explosives Breaching, High Risk Driving, Off Road Driving and Self-Defense.
Serving The United States Department of State (DS/ATAP), from 2003 – 2011: Anti-Terrorism Assistance Program, Delivering Department of State Programs to Foreign Military and Police. Supervisor and team leader for DS/ATAP courses delivering Very Import Person Program (VIPP), Advanced Crisis Response Team (ACRT), Crisis Response Team (CRT), Instructor Development Course (IDC) and Preventing Attacks on Soft Target (PAST). His current responsibilities for DS/ATA involves coordinating with Department of States Training Delivery Officer, Program Managers and Regional Security Officers. Pete was responsible for instructors, students, equipment delivery, the delivery of all DS/ATA courses, all course reports and after action reports sent to the DS/Training Delivery Officer, Program Manager and Contracting Company. Prior to his team leader experience, Pete was a lead instructor for tactical breaching, firearms, PSD driving and lead instructor for all DS/ATA curriculums. Pete has delivered multiple DS/ATA courses in - Pakistan, Nepal, Indonesia, Colombia, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Bangladesh, Mexico, Jordan, Senegal, Mali, Monrovia and Brazil.
United States Department of State (DOS/DS), 2002 – 2003: Bureau of Diplomatic Security (DS) Presidential Protection Detail (PPD) for the President of Afghanistan, Hamid Karzai. Pete performed duties as a Detail Member, providing personal protecting to President Karzai. Along with providing a quick reactionary force in emergencies, he also performed sight advances and route planning. This involved working with multiple foreign VIP and United Nations security details and coordinating the protection and security for President Karzai and guest.
US Department of Energy (DOE), 1985 – 2002: Antiterrorism Operations, Idaho National Laboratory (INL), and Argonne National Laboratories. While with the DOE, Pete was the Training Section Manager responsible for the training staff and oversight of all training for Idaho National Laboratory Security Police Force and Security Response Teams (SRT). Training of SRT teams consists of tactical firearms and firearms qualifications, explosive breaching, explosive ordinance disposal, hostage/barricade, nuclear facility protection and the recovery of special nuclear material. In addition, training all Security Police Officer (SPO I, II,) in the protection of Government Nuclear facilities. This training consists of first Responders to tactical and emergency situations, all qualifications in accordance with US Department of Energy (DOE) standards. During these eighteen years, Pete was also a Security Police Officer ll and Security Officer III, Special Response Team Member (SRT), Special Response Team Supervisor, And Special Response Trainer.
Course Curriculum
Advanced
Turning left and right and 180 turns.
Advancing to the target
Multiple targets
Shooting from cover
Positional shooting
Shooting with tactical gear and civilian gear
How to move to cover as one person and as a team (tactical movement)
Shooting from vehicles
Weapon transitions
Safety
Use of force continuum
Gear set up and management
Loading and unloading procedures
Drawing pistol from concealment
Low ready positions
Tactical reloading and speed reloading
Malfunctions
Target identification: how to engage, and priority.
Mindset
Appropriate gear list:
600 rifle, 400 pistol rounds
Serviceable ar-15
Iron sights, or other optic for ar
Pistol holster adequate for concealment (no serpas allowed unless retention mechanism is disengaged.)
3 pistol mags (bring extras)
4-5 rifle mags (bring more if you have more)
Basic field maintenance kit (bring what would solve common field problems)
Pistol magazine pouches (you need 2 pistol mags min on your belt, chest rig or similar....
Sling for ar
Ear pro/ eye pro
Food/ snacks (water will be provided)
Rain/snivel gear
Knee pads (optional)
Bring whatever you think will keep you comfortable for being in the elements
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