Rochester, NY -(Ammoland.com)- In advance of the Armed Forces Day weekend, LaserMax official Training Coordinator, SSG Joseph D’Ambrosia, US Army (Ret.), recently conducted an in-depth live-fire training course, Close Quarters Combat: Carbines and Lasers, for a group of active-duty US Army professionals preparing for deployment to Afghanistan.
The course centered on the use of the current service-issued visible/IR laser sights, LaserMax Defense products (including patented out-of-band laser technology), and LaserMax rail-mounted laser options for use in the dynamic close quarters conditions frequently encountered by U.S. warfighters in the Global War on Terror. You can view excerpts from the training course below:
In keeping with LaserMax’s dedication to our fighting heroes, this course was fully sponsored by LaserMax to ensure the training was cost-free to those in attendance. Military professionals interested in developing a similar laser applications training course for their unit are encouraged to contact LaserMax to inquire.
Joseph D’Ambrosia is a retired US Army Infantry Staff Sergeant, Purple Heart recipient, and combat veteran of Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) Afghanistan where he served multiple tours with the 10th Mountain Division (Light Infantry). Following a long recovery from combat injuries, he has served as a security contractor, weapons industry consultant, and firearms instructor for military personnel, police officers, and responsibly armed citizens. Joseph D’Ambrosia currently serves as the official Training Coordinator for LaserMax.
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Now in its 26th year, LaserMax is a leading innovator of premium laser systems with a growing portfolio of significant patents. Specializing in the design and manufacture of rugged and innovative firearm sighting solutions for military, law enforcement and commercial markets worldwide, the company also delivers premium laser products and optical systems for the semiconductor, aerospace, biomedical and telecommunications industries. LaserMax is an ISO 9001:2008 certified and WOSB 8(m) certified Women-Owned Small Business and was recently recognized as one of the fastest growing companies in the U.S. by Inc. 500 | 5000.
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Is that what were teaching soldiers nowadays, Shoot at the DOT. Instead of Acquiring, Identityfing and Knowing your target before shooting. FRATRICIDE in the making…
That is the most ridiculous comment to make from this video. I used my laser a lot in Iraq, its a huge benefit especially when the baddies are moving. When did he say shoot blindly at the dot? all soldiers are trained in verifying their shots they are professionals this isnt soldiering 101 its how to use a specific piece of issued equipment. you clearly are not in the military now or ever were.
Did you use a laser dot sight or a red dot sight ?