Combat-Proven Survival Skills That Save Lives;
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Go-bags & equipment – build, carry, and deploy essential gear.
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Optical devices – observation, identification, and target awareness.
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Shelters & signaling – construct shelters and ground-to-air signals.
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Mental & physical resilience – perform under stress and fatigue.
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Trauma care scenarios – apply life-saving skills in realistic situations.
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Situational awareness – detect, assess, and act on threats early.
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Practical rope work – knots and applications that matter in the field.
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GPS navigation – navigate with precision and purpose.
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Respirator drills – operate effectively in live smoke environments.
2 days / 2 nights
Scenario-based field course
Location:
Rural Address
Township Rd 474
Range Road 30 South
Warburg, AB
Schedule:
Friday 11:00am until Sunday 12:00pm
Friday - Practice field skills.
Saturday - Scenario starts in the morning
Sunday - Scenario ends early afternoon
Administrative:
Rations: food and water will be provided
Restrooms: port-a-potty on site
Health: must carry 40 lbs for 5km cross-country
Required personal items;
Load-carrying equipment
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60L (or larger) rucksack
Rental packs with a new hydration bladder or thermos are available during registration
Hydration
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hydration bladder and bottle/thermos
(Minimum 2L total capacity)
Clothing
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Weather-appropriate undergarments
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Toque or cold-weather headwear
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Intermediate insulation layer
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Outer layer (wind/water resistant)
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Rain protection (poncho or rain suit)
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Waterproof hiking boots
Personal items
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Sunglasses
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Work gloves
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Wristwatch
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Field knife
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Headlamp (with spare batteries)
Hygiene
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Basic hygiene kit (wet wipes recommended)
