Vehicle Assaults

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Vehicle Assaults
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Lesson Objectives

• The student will be introduced to several
  different vehicle assault tactics.
• The student will be able to perform basic vehicle
  assaults.
• The student will be able to identify different
  scenarios, which require dynamic and passive
  assaults.

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Vehicle Assaults

• This instruction is primarily directed towards
  the assault techniques that deal with personal
  passenger vehicles such as vans, cars, and
  trucks.
• Bus, Train, Plane, and Boat assaults are advanced
  in nature and demand intense instruction and
  practical application. These type of assaults
  will not be covered by this period of
  instruction. They are titled Linear Vehicle
  Assaults.

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Assault Techniques

• Passive Assaults (Narcotics Buy Busts)
• Dynamic Assaults (Hostage Rescue)

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Passive Vehicle Assault Vehicle Positions

• Front Block
• The front block is the preferred method for
  assaulting from a vehicle due to immediate
  visibility of the suspects within the vehicle.
  The Windshield is laminated and it is highly
  unlikely to be tinted.
• Rear Block
• The rear block is generally used for stealthy
  approaches and tends to be used more often for
  passive suspect control. A breach may be
  warranted due to the configuration of the vehicle
  and the tint on windows. Side windows are
  tempered glass and have a high chance of
  deflection.

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Dynamic Vehicle Assaults

• Dynamic Vehicle Assaults use the same tactics as
  that of Dynamic Entries.
• Principles
• Speed
• Surprise
• Violence of Action

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Dynamic Vehicle Assaults

• These tactics utilize diversionary devices and
  techniques to heighten the chance of survival for
  all parties involved.
• Suspects actions, propensity for violence,
  statements, and the presence of weapons may
  warrant the use of these tactics.

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Dynamic Tactics

• Chemical agents
• Diversionary Devices
• Breaching
• Extracting

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Team Positions

• Assaulter
• Support
• Team Leader

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Assaulter

• Provides continuous cover for support team
  members.
• Provides intelligence to other team members.

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Support Member

• Provides supportive cover for assaulters.
• Provides Diversionary Device Deployment,
  Breaching, Chemical Munitions, and Extractions.

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Team Leader

• Provides Directive Instructions for operators.
• Provides supportive cover for operatives.
• Does NOT actively engage in assault tactics or
  support activities.

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Team Formations

• Rear Block Rear Assault
• Front Block Front Assault
• Front Block Column Assault
• Rear Block Rear Assault Breach Point

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Rear Block Rear Assault
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