Strategic Positioning for Personal Security
Imagine walking into a busy café or a crowded theater. It seems ordinary, even boring, to most people. But to a trained operative, this is a chessboard, and every seat is a move.
The Operative’s Guide to Textual Tradecraft: Finding What’s NOT Said
This guide goes into the art and science of textual tradecraft and is written to equip intelligence professionals with the analytical tools necessary to uncover what lies beneath the surface of written communication.
Practical Self-Defense For The Tactical Traveler
Whether you are a covert operative behind enemy lines or a civilian cornered in a dark alley, the truth remains the same: high-stress situations will diminish your fine motor skills, leaving you with only gross motor responses and instinctive reactions.
How To Biohack Your Brain For Success
Unlock the secrets to peak performance with our latest video on biohacking your brain for success.
Improvised Fieldcraft Solutions to Trap, Distract or Delay Pursuers
Today, I am going to take you into the art of improvisation, where we as operatives transform everyday items into ingenious traps to outwit, delay, or deter our adversaries.
The Stealth Advantage: Training for Fluid and Silent Movement
Picture this: you’re navigating a dimly lit alley in an unfamiliar city, the air is thick with tension, and you’re certain you’re being followed. Every step you take, every sound you make, could mean the difference between disappearing into the night or becoming someone’s target.
Assessing Threats In The Blink Of An Eye: Tactical Body Language Skills
Whether you’re operating as a covert operative or navigating your everyday environment, the difference between danger and safety could come down to milliseconds,
The Framing Effect: A Tactical Lens for Decision-Making
In the world of covert operations, every decision can determine success or failure, life or death. The framing effect is a psychological phenomenon where the way information is presented influences decision-making, and it is a powerful tool.
Mastering Reverse Maneuvers in Tactical Driving
Caster refers to the angle of the steering axis relative to a vehicle’s vertical axis when viewed from the side. Specifically, it’s the tilt of the steering pivot point, which can be either forward (negative caster) or backward (positive caster).
The Untouchable Traveler: Covert Ops Inspired Tradecraft for Mitigating Risk
Travel is not just a necessity for many operatives; it is a mission-critical activity filled with unique challenges and potential threats. Whether you’re executing an operation, gathering intelligence, or simply trying to blend in, understanding and applying travel tradecraft is essential.