TACT offers a scenario based training solution to simulate combat regardless of location, without the need for the use of live or blank ammunition, avoiding many of the safety limitations that often affect training. Utilizing state-of-the-art laser technology, TACT is able to offer Observer/Controller/Trainers the ability to control live “Force-on-Force” or “Active Shooter” training scenarios, monitor trainees and generate enhanced After Action Reviews (AARs). Providing a solution for realistic training while eliminating the need for blank ammunition, not only helps minimize costs, streamline logistics and significantly improves safety standards, but allows for realistic training scenarios to be developed in small, public or high traffic areas, including schools, hospitals, cafes and oil refineries.
TACT’s training solutions system is built to fit on any weapon utilized by a training unit, whether they be military, police or private contractor. Unlike most Laser Engagement Training Systems (e.g. MILES), no blank ammunition is required to activate the laser system and generate the effects of gunfire (sound and flash). For units with no laser system, this is also available. Real-time control of your training activity is provided with virtual effects incorporated into live training, providing for enhanced AAR capabilities. Furthermore, the actions of all unit members are tracked via GPS, shot directions and counts are monitored, while ammunition usage is controlled in the same manner as it would be with live rounds, including the need for magazine changes. Command and/or internal unit communications may also be conducted via our weapons system.
Certified to MIL-STD-810G, in serial production and operational use, TACT’s weapons system offers a cost effective solution for small or large units.
Conduct virtual internal AAR’s after the training or utilize one of TACT’s Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) to lead a virtual AAR for your team. Our SME’s are drawn from key organizations around the world, including ex military, special forces, SWAT and anti-terrorist teams.
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