Goals

The PADI Rescue Diver course is a challenging but rewarding scuba certification program that teaches divers how to recognize and respond to dive emergencies.

Completing 5 static-line jumps with a certified foreign unit. Static line is used primarily in military skydiving and freefall operations as an introduction training method because it reduces the likelihood of human error during parachute deployment and allows jumpers to exit from much lower altitudes, which can be as low as 400 feet.

 The purpose of the RAIDERS is to be first respondents for both man made and natural disasters. RAIDERS are the best of the best and go through extreme rigorous training that conditions them both physically and mentally to meet any challenge. Raiders Skills learned during the RAIDER course include: advanced land navigation, Search and Rescue, Reconnaissance & Damage Assessment, Landing Zone Operations, Critical Infrastructure Protection, Communications and Survival in harsh conditions. 

 Provides practical training for hot and humid climate operations.  Training will focus on operations in jungle environments and instruct students on dangerous reptiles, water crossings, jungle survival, night operations, and other related topics.  

Provides practical training for hot climate operations.  Training will focus on operations in desert environments and instruct students on dangerous reptiles, water crossings, desert survival, night operations, and other related topics.  

Each Company within the 3rd Battalion will need 3 Humvees to be assigned to each Company within 3rd Battalion; totaling 12 Humvees 

Mobile Command Center is needed for the entire 3rd Battalion.

Each Company within 3rd Battalion will need to be assigned at least one truck per 4 divers; totaling a minimum of 6 Rescue Trucks.

Each Company within 3rd Battalion will need to be assigned at least one Rescue Boat per 8 divers; totaling 6 Rescue Boats.