Night Vision Operations Training Course

Description

What You’ll Learn:

• Night Vision Fundamentals: Understanding the science behind night vision technology, including device operation and limitations.
• Equipment Familiarization: Proper use of night vision goggles (NVGs), helmet setups, and infrared (IR) illuminators/lasers.
• Firearm Manipulation: Safe and effective use of rifles and handguns with night vision equipment.
• Low-Light Movement: Techniques for navigating and engaging in darkness while maintaining stealth and situational awareness.
• Target Engagement: Accurate shooting under night vision with IR aiming lasers and optics.
• Team Communication: Verbal and non-verbal communication methods adapted for night operations.
• Malfunction Clearing: Troubleshooting NVDs and weapon malfunctions in low-light conditions.
• Tactical Scenarios: Real-world exercises simulating night operations, including room clearing, patrols, and threat engagement.

Course Details:

• Duration: 1 Night (3:00 PM – 11:00 PM)
• Location: Southington Training Facility, Garrettsville, Ohio
• Required Equipment:
  • Night vision goggles (helmet-mounted preferred) or monocular
  • Helmet or head harness for mounting NVDs
  • Infrared laser/illuminator (optional but recommended)
  • Rifle or carbine with IR-compatible optics (if available)
  • Handgun and holster (optional)
  • Eye and ear protection
  • Minimum 300 rounds of ammunition for rifle and handgun
  • Tactical clothing and footwear suitable for nighttime operations
  • Spare batteries for all electronic equipment
  • If you do not own Night Vision, Sendnods has units available for rental. Contact them for more information.

Prerequisites:

Participants should have basic firearm handling skills and prior experience in tactical or marksmanship training. A foundational rifle or handgun course is recommended.

Instructor Credentials:

Our instructors are experienced professionals with backgrounds in military, law enforcement, and low-light tactical operations. Training emphasizes safety, effective use of night vision equipment, and real-world application.

Who Should Attend?

This course is designed for:

• Law enforcement and military personnel operating in low-light environments
• Security professionals and contractors seeking to enhance their night vision skills
• Civilians and enthusiasts interested in advanced low-light shooting techniques