EPISODE 116

making the right call:

Tactical decision making and scene command 

Jul 1, 2022 | Podcast

Train derailment scene in southern Arizona

Mike & Jim work through the considerations a tactical commander has to account for to accelerate the decision making process, navigate risk, and ultimately encourage initiative and violence of action.

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