Sheepdog Tip of the Day

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In a heart-pounding situation, the loss of your fine-motor control and near
vision makes it mandatory that you drill on those things that seem simple
when you are calm and collected. Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, On Combat
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People who cannot control their voice cannot control their hands. Recognize
the fact that they will be less able to perform any task that requires fine
motor control. Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, Sheepdog Seminar for Churches
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Bad guys like to set things on fire. It confuses people, it panics them,
and it can kill them. Coordinate with your fire department ahead of time so
when the moment comes they'll know how to help you. Lt. Col. Dave
Grossman, The Bullet Proof Mind seminar (paraphrased)
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The study of killing in combat teaches us that soldiers who have had
friends or relatives injured or killed in combat are much more likely to
kill and commit war crimes. Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, On Killing
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Drugs may help make an individual more susceptible to some forms of
therapy, if therapy is available. But if drugs are given while the stressor
is still being experienced, then they will arrest or supersede the
development of effective coping mechanisms, resulting in an increase in the
long term trauma from the stress. What happened in Vietnam is the moral
equivalent of giving a soldier a local anesthetic for a gunshot wound and
then sending him back into combat. Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, On Killing
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If we do not have an honest hotwash (= debriefing), we risk losing the
chance to learn the lessons. In his book Inside Delta Force, Eric Haney
talks about learning how to conduct room-clearing exercises. Four men
enter the room and have to engage an unknown number of hostile targets
with cutouts of hostages mixed in. If a member of the team accidently
shot a hostage, it, "meant an immediate 'Chinese Self-Criticism Drill.'
Everything stopped, and you had to explain to the instructor and your
teammates why you shot a good guy." We have to own our mistakes if we are
going to improve. No one shows up to work thinking, "Boy, what can I screw
up today?" Christopher Brennan, The Combat Position: Achieving Firefighter
Readiness
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In Condition Black [extreme stress and high heart are] you can run and you
can fight like a big, hairless, clawless bear, but that is about all you
are capable of doing. Your forebrain shuts down and the midbrain,
the "puppy" inside, that part that is the same as your dog's brain, reaches
up and "hijacks" the forebrain. Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, On Combat
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As emergency preparation, make sure your master keys are current in the
Knox Box. Also, have a building map available with the phone numbers and
locations of the phones in each room (in a hostage scenario, tactical teams
will need to know the extensions by room and where the phone is located
inside the room). Carl Chinn, Church Security Seminar (paraphrased)
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A fire hose is a belt-fed, continuous-feed, crew-served weapon, available
to your right now. It can also trip booby traps for you. Lt. Col. Dave

Grossman, The Bullet Proof Mind seminar (paraphrased)

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The purpose of success analysis is to put focus and attention on those
things that we already do well, and the purpose of solution analysis is to
put focus and attention on those things that we need to do well. Linda K.
Miller and Keith Cunningham, Secrets of Mental Marksmanship
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