Good Day,
The RMC Combat Weapons Team is seeking to include 2 members of the tactical shooting community in the Kingston and Ottawa areas. We are seeking highly experienced and qualified coaches to assist with the coaching and mentoring of young women and men in uniform.
The purpose of the Combat Weapons Team is to teach soldiers how to not just shoot but to fight with the Canadian Armed Forces’ service weapons. Members are taught basic to advanced fighting skills with the C8 FTHB carbine, Browning 9mm pistol, and Remington 12 gauge shotgun, and how to effectively coach other soldiers and sailors on these drills. The skills taught include various fighting stances, tactical reloading, weapon transitioning, and movement, and multiple target engagements.
The Combat Weapons Team is active in becoming involved in competitions that are held both within the Eastern Ontario area by civilian leagues, and competitions held internationally by the three United States Military Academies. The Team believes that these competitions are the best way to test what a soldier has learned, since they simulate the types of skills required in actual combat. Therefore, competing at a wide array of military-style competitions is an important part of the Team’s intent moving forward.
The CWT serves to benefit the Royal Military College’s image as a result of the professional training that it offers. Not only does it promote a higher standard of competence with weapons it also promotes the passing on of these skills. The Royal Military College is an institution that is designed to nurture and empower future leaders of the Canadian Armed Forces, and this overarching intent is matched by the Combat Weapons Team’s intent to coach and mentor not only members of the Team, but other members of the College as opportunities to do so present themselves.
Applicants should meet the following criteria:
a. Of strong character and able to pass a rudimentary police background check;
b. In possession of a valid PAL/RPAL;
c. Strong oral communication and teaching skills, bilingual preferred but not necessary;
d. Familiar with the functioning of AR pattern rifles and single action semi auto handguns;
c. Experienced in competition shooting and or tactical shooting;
e. Military or Law Enforcement experience is preferred;
f. Available on Tuesday and Thursday evenings in the Kingston area.
If you feel that you’re up to the challenge please send a current CV and an introductory paragraph to the following address:
Tom.Millar@RMC.ca
This thread will not be monitored.
~Stay low, shoot straight.
The RMC Combat Weapons Team is seeking to include 2 members of the tactical shooting community in the Kingston and Ottawa areas. We are seeking highly experienced and qualified coaches to assist with the coaching and mentoring of young women and men in uniform.
The purpose of the Combat Weapons Team is to teach soldiers how to not just shoot but to fight with the Canadian Armed Forces’ service weapons. Members are taught basic to advanced fighting skills with the C8 FTHB carbine, Browning 9mm pistol, and Remington 12 gauge shotgun, and how to effectively coach other soldiers and sailors on these drills. The skills taught include various fighting stances, tactical reloading, weapon transitioning, and movement, and multiple target engagements.
The Combat Weapons Team is active in becoming involved in competitions that are held both within the Eastern Ontario area by civilian leagues, and competitions held internationally by the three United States Military Academies. The Team believes that these competitions are the best way to test what a soldier has learned, since they simulate the types of skills required in actual combat. Therefore, competing at a wide array of military-style competitions is an important part of the Team’s intent moving forward.
The CWT serves to benefit the Royal Military College’s image as a result of the professional training that it offers. Not only does it promote a higher standard of competence with weapons it also promotes the passing on of these skills. The Royal Military College is an institution that is designed to nurture and empower future leaders of the Canadian Armed Forces, and this overarching intent is matched by the Combat Weapons Team’s intent to coach and mentor not only members of the Team, but other members of the College as opportunities to do so present themselves.
Applicants should meet the following criteria:
a. Of strong character and able to pass a rudimentary police background check;
b. In possession of a valid PAL/RPAL;
c. Strong oral communication and teaching skills, bilingual preferred but not necessary;
d. Familiar with the functioning of AR pattern rifles and single action semi auto handguns;
c. Experienced in competition shooting and or tactical shooting;
e. Military or Law Enforcement experience is preferred;
f. Available on Tuesday and Thursday evenings in the Kingston area.
If you feel that you’re up to the challenge please send a current CV and an introductory paragraph to the following address:
Tom.Millar@RMC.ca
This thread will not be monitored.
~Stay low, shoot straight.
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