Videos tagged with Point of Domination

Matthew Goss of Tactical Hive details one-man Close Quarters Battle (CQB) entry tactics, emphasizing sector clearing. The technique involves immediately securing a critical corner, collapsing a primary sector to a safe distance from teammates, and then transitioning to a secondary sector to clear the room's far corner or 'point of domination'. This method prioritizes speed and threat mitigation in dynamic entry scenarios.

This video provides foundational training for Close Quarters Battle (CQB), focusing on tactical movement and team coordination. An expert instructor details concepts like one-man, two-man, and three-man movement, emphasizing continuous progression towards the 'point of domination' within a space. The content includes animated diagrams and live-action footage of operators executing dynamic room entries and clearing drills, highlighting the importance of coordinated actions and tactical positioning.

This guide details a 4-man Close Quarters Battle (CQB) technique for entering and clearing center-fed rooms, as demonstrated by experts from Tactical Hyve. It emphasizes coordinated movement, defined roles for each team member (#1 through #4), and specific clearing patterns like the button hook to ensure rapid and effective room domination. The instruction highlights the importance of overlapping sectors of fire and maintaining situational awareness throughout the entry process.

This video details a deliberate, one-man room clearing technique for civilian self-defense scenarios, emphasizing situational awareness and tactical movement. Instructor Brendan of TRB guides viewers through clearing narrow angles, maintaining a stable base, and using angles of approach (45, 90, 150 degrees) to gain visual control of the room. Key principles include avoiding the threshold, securing a point of domination, and understanding the difference between concealment and cover.