Fort Hood in Killeen, Tx.
http://www.oplionclaws.com/gallery/main ... emId=28575
http://www.kapowwe.com/john-lu-bulldog-2009.html

250 people there, bound to be some pictures Hopefully you can get an idea of the MOUT facility from the pictures. Best event I've attended and can't wait for the next one!

Oct. 15-17, 2010

Bulldog, my man. Bulldog.

Which, I'm planning to run MOUT training soon. I'm intending to do a combination of tape-house training, live-fire entry, exit, and transition exercises, as well as general MOUT assault. It's based on what most of NTA learned from Sgt. Mike Ramsey a few years back when he was with TFR and had just been a MOUT instructor at Camp Lejeune before coming back to Texas in the Reserves. More to come later.

About Smithy's vid:

The shoulder-jump entry was nice.

The actual building entry had some fieldcraft issues.

- Since they're trying to enter without being noticed, the last thing they need to do is suppress the building's windows. Smart. However, the last thing they need to do as they approach quietly is to go past the window and within view of said window. Either stay out of the window, suppress into it, or find another approach. Same issue with crossing doorways that aren't being attacked into or suppressed. That's a great way to give up the initiative or get killed.

- I'm glad they covered the entry team's back during the entry. Very nice, but they have to stay consistent with that.

- They crowded that T-shaped hallway AND committed to it with a ton of people. I'd say go neck-to-balls with two people to check the hallway, then move into it with the rest of the assault group.

- They didn't clear each room as they approached. Bad move, major mistake. Again, great way to give up the initiative and get people killed.

- When they did the room breach, 1-man didn't choose a side to move to. It looks like he attacked forward, leaving both his left and right vulnerable. The 2-man brought his weapon into the air, and didn't check either the left or right that the 1-man didn't clear off.

I know this was staged, and it was smart to have a sniper out for cover, but this had a long, long string of foul-ups. Some of that stuff is forgivable if you're attacking that building with a small group, but they've got enough to be neater than that.

they're still combat in effective. silly fire power with their XM8s.

In 2007, 2008, and 2009 (hopefully 2010) this is the most elite SWAT team in the World.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGzL9qmqtqQ

smithy you might like to watch at 3:40

J-Chang, thats a sweet video by the way.

agreed.

Awesome

A liitle late but cool videos

Myself and I believe Doc Holiday used that technique to get him on top of one of the conex boxes at Mustang back when I first started playing since at the time the only way up onto it was via a ladder that was on the enemy side of the box lol.