Night Fighter is an open enrollment class designed for, Law Enforcement, and law-abiding civilians. It provides instruction to armed professionals who are looking to become more proficient in no-light/low-light operations. This class focuses on increasing the students’ night vision skillsets during real world operations through lecture and range evolutions. Students will participate in a variety of evolutions to include but not limited to, individual movement, weapons manipulation, use of cover/concealment under NODs and Live Fire drills.

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Training night 1 will begin at 2 PM and end at 1 AM the next day. Training night 2 will begin at 3 PM and end 1 AM the next day.  Please plan accordingly. Night shoots will take place on TN-1 and TN-2.

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Prerequisites - A vetted basic level carbine class and pistol course.  Competent gun handling and shooting skills are a must.  Although this is a beginning Night Vision course, it should be considered advanced firearms training due to the nature of using NV equipment and being conducted in the dark.

Attention, Please Read:

Nightfighter is not a shooting course! Even though we do a fair amount of shooting, that is the medium used to learn about the employment of the Night Vision equipment and other Night Fighting gear. You will be expected to be a safe and proficient shooter and gun handler. You owe it to yourself to be an experienced shooter and student of the gun otherwise you may find yourself needing to pay more attention to to your shooting and less to the learning you actually paid for. Unsafe and or negligence will not be tolerated and can result in being sent home without completion.

Topics Covered Include -

• Safety Brief

• Gear Discussion

• Zeroing lasers

• Square range shooting drills

• Reloads and Transitions in no light conditions.

• Moving and Shooting

• Equipment Failure Drills

• Shooting through the Tube

• Barricade Shooting

• IFF Signaling

• Physiology of Night Vision

• Thermal Imagers

• Selecting peripheral equipment

• Communication

• Individual Movement/Obstacle Negotiations

• White Light Integration

• Use of Optic Equipped Handguns

Equipment list -

• Positive attitude

• Quality, serviceable Carbine with sling and 700 rounds of quality ammunition.

• Weapon light, IR weapon laser, IR illuminator.

• Quality, serviceable pistol with holster, weapon light and night sights (red dot is optimal) and 200 rounds of quality training ammunition.

• At least 5 quality magazines for your rifle and at least 3 Magazines for your pistol

• Helmet (Ballistic or Non-ballistic bump) with shroud, night vision goggles or monocular with mount.

• Eye protection, wrap around.

• Ear protection, muff style are recommended.

• Spare Batteries for lights and optics

• Handheld Tactical Light

• Individual first aid kit

• Your active shooter bag or vest (as needed)

• Duty/call out gear.

• Knee/elbow pads (optional)

• Water & Lunch

• Sunblock/insect repellent as needed.

• Rain gear as needed.

• Notebook/pen

• Cleaning kit with lube

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Notes on gear: You will not be expected to train the entire time in body armor if you do not wish or if weather and heat make it a hazard.  Please have the ability to carry on your body 2 spare magazines for your rifle and 2 for your pistol.  If you have a patrol rifle bag or active shooter bag or kit, please bring it and be prepared to train with it.

Rental gear is available, cost $200 Students will be furnished with Dual Tube Sentinel or AB MOD 3 binocular Night Vision Goggles along with TW Exfil Bump Helmets, Wilcox/Norotos Mounts and B.E. Meyers MAWL-DA IR Lasers. Lasers may be rented for $100 for the class if the student possess all the other required items.

Refunds will be issued if Greenline Tactical cancels the course. Please be sure that you are going to be able to attend before registering and paying. The policy is no refunds so please keep this in mind prior to signing up. Greenline reserves the right to work with registrants on a case by case basis.

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