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At TSC, we believe the primary weapon is the mind. Further more the mind is the ultimate weapon. We at TSC have a concept that everyone is given a “tactical toolbox of life,†and it is up to that individual to fill that toolbox, with the necessary tools to survive a tactical engagement. When locked in mortal combat against an enemy, it is either fight or flight. We want you to be victorious in your fight, and not become another victim, but we also want you to be able to recognize when flight is your most viable option. We have a strong belief that no one way is the right way. What worked for you yesterday may not work today. Through our seminars and hands on instructional classes we can show you new tools to add to your “toolbox,†and then let you, the student, take what we give you, combined with all your other training, shake that box and find what really works for you. We will work with you to hone your skills whatever your skill level. With our private instruction, you the student can be paired up with one or two of our instructors to give their undivided attention to help you achieve your goals. All training is discreet and your attendance with us is held confidential We also offer group training with three to four of our instructors, for Military, Law Enforcement and Security personnel. Let Tactical Strategies & Concepts give you the skills you always wanted, and knowledge and skill level you thought you could never reach. We are not just another school, we are about survival.
Contact us by sending a message for questions or a list of our training courses. Be sure to ask about our force on force training.
**AIR SOFT** For some reason we attract a lot of air soft companies, teams, players and kids. We are not an air soft company nor do we play air soft games. We do not associate with the air soft world at all. If you want to pick up a weapon and wear a uniform, join the military and fight were the blood and the death is real. We are a company full of combat veterans from the Operation's Desert Shield/Storm, Continue Hope, Deny Flight, Provide Promise, Support Democracy, and Iraqi Freedom. We have all seen our fair share of death and destruction on the real world playing field. We are here to teach our law enforcement, military and armed security personnel how to survive in the real world. Our intense force on force scenarios include the use of the most realistic air soft gear available but the mindset of our operations is different than yours. If you are interested in real world operational training, as some our air soft friends have come to be, feel free to contact us. If not do not bother checking out the rest of this site, our clicking on us as friends.
Reading for the Professional:
"TACTICS OF THE CRESENT MOON" Militant Muslim Combat Methods by 'The Last Hunderd Yards' author, H. John Poole
"TERROR AT BESLAN"
by John Giduck
"ON KILLING" The Psychological Cost of Learning to Kill in War and Society by Lt. Col. Dave Grossman
"ON COMBAT" The Psychology and Physiology of Deadly Conflict in War and Peace by Lt. Col. Dave Grossman
Cpl Kemeaphoom Chanawongse USMC Killed in Action 23 March 2003 Iraq
Sgt Micheal Bitz USMC Killed in Action 23 March 2003 Iraq
Awarded Silver Star
Silver Star Citation
On March 23, 2003, during an attack on An Nasiriyah, Iraq, Marine Sgt. Michael Bitz's assault amphibian vehicle sustained a direct hit from a rocket-propelled grenade, setting it on fire. Aware that there were several casualties on board, he maneuvered his vehicle to the company's defensive perimeter. He immediately assisted in moving the wounded to the casualty collection point.
Without an amphibious assault vehicle to command and under unrelenting enemy small-arms and artillery fire, he picked up his rifle and joined a squad of the 3rd Platoon in a deliberate assault. His efforts substantially aided the platoon and, after the squad sustained several casualties, Sgt. Bitz ignored his own wounds and helped in loading the others onto an evacuation vehicle.
Despite receiving unrelenting fire, Sgt. Bitz mounted a different vehicle to provide security for the casualties. While escorting the wounded during movement, Sgt. Bitz was mortally wounded by enemy fire when his vehicle sustained a direct hit from a rocket-propelled grenade.
By his outstanding display of decisive leadership, unlimited courage in the face of heavy enemy fire, and utmost devotion to duty, Sgt. Bitz reflected great credit upon himself and upheld the highest tradition of the Marine Corps and the United States Naval Service.