MVT Tactical Manual: Small Unit Tactics Get the benefit of the consolidated experience. It may well save your life!

We have just added two classes to the existing schedule for the latter part of 2018: Long Range Marksmanship (LRMS): 11 – 12 August. HEAT Close Quarter Battle (CQB): 14 – 16 September. The links above take you to the class description page. To book the class, look top right on the class page and […]

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This excellent annual class is coming up on October 14 – 21 2018. HEAT Combat Leader is an excellent opportunity to experience combat simulation with UTM ammunition in realistic combat missions against an opposing force. Students will rotate out through command / leadership roles and experience the mission in both leader and rifleman roles. It […]

An excellent idea was raised at HEAT 2 recently. It grew out of the fact that the Thursday was the HEAT 1 revision day, and we had guys who last trained two years ago, and a lot has changed in that time. So the idea is to run a low cost alumni weekend, with a […]

This is something we have been discussing on the forum for a little while. As a result, I have brought in a new class price policy that is going into effect as I edit the ticket booking page for each class. The bottom line is that there will be early bird discounts for classes a […]

There appears to be temporary issue with the class ticket booking system. I have IT looking at it. If you are looking to make a booking, or have tried and been unable, please do so via the payments tab at the top of the website. This is a different system – simply make the deposit […]

I had the opportunity to attend the LRMS course taught by John Flynn, and the one word that I can use to describe the class is confidence. The concepts and practical experience that was gained in just 2 days gave me an enormous confidence boost with long range marksmanship. There was also ample opportunity to […]

I have noticed a theme running through certain elements of the ‘Liberty community’ concerning the aspect of being a Light Infantryman. In essence, it appears to be a reaction against tactical training. The thought being that you, if you are called upon to survive in a ‘WROL’ situation, are not an infantryman in the sense […]