If you train at MVT, you may yet train beside a Vietnam Veteran, or one from a later war. You won’t train with any WWII Veterans. However, if war comes upon you, you may fight through the enemy position, with their ghosts on either side of you. And if you fall, you may meet them […]

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Are you signed up for the inaugural Combat Rifle Manipulation (CRM) Class 31 may / 01 June.?If not why not? I have heard nothing but great stuff about Aaron, who is the instructor. Here are some AARs mentioning Aaron: (Do you think I would have taken him on if he wasn’t excellent? I suspect he will […]

One of the biggest problems faced by preppers is the whole ‘OPSEC’ and group building thing. Finding decent people out there. That is one of the main obstacles to preparing for any of the ‘post-collapse’ tactics that we all talk about, and that I promote/ train: you need TEAM. Whether  for defending a retreat or a subdivision, […]

May 2nd RMP/TC3  May 3rd and 4th CRCD Rick Smith – Suspect1 MVT Forum This was my 2nd time through the CRCD program that MVT offers, my first go round having been October ’13. Not having been prior military, LEO, or mujahedeen, I had no prior reference on how to prepare, or what to expect […]

Take this class for your teammates. While training with your battle buddies it does not take long to form a bond. As you go along this bond deepens and you actually start doing things for your teammates. In moving that forward it is your duty to be able to come to your teammates aid in […]

I have read many of the CRCD AAR’s, that is what convinced me to come to MVT. What I am trying to do is to possibly give a different perspective to why MVT is the place to train. I did tactical pistol training last year at a name brand tactical facility. The price was $500 […]

Corporate Guy (CG) from Carolina AAR – Rifle Manipulation Course (RMP) – 2 May, 2014 As an aspiring new MVT student, I read many of the AAR’s posted on this site over the months leading up to the Combat Rifle / Contact Drills course (CRCD) I had signed up for.  It occurred to me while reading […]

Given the number of Vietnam Vets who continue to come through my classes, this post is for you, even if you don’t appreciate the music genre! 67 years old, or around that age, often wounded in combat, you continue to train. I am humbled. I salute you. The Ode of Remembrance: They went with songs […]

  Above: From Left: 23 YO Millennial, 67 YO Veteran, Momma Grizzly, Redcoat husband. Above: Husband & Wife team Above: Day 1, individual react to contact drills. ‘On the X.’ Max