MISSION BRIEF

OPERATION BLACKOUT

OPERATION BLACKOUT

Train beyond the drill. Perform inside the mission.

CLASSIFICATION

24-Hour CQB Field Training Exercise

DATE

24 Hours // Date TBA

STATUS

Current Flagship FTX

MOTTO

Train. Lead. Perform.

OFFICIAL OPERATION PACKET

MISSION · PURPOSE · ENVIRONMENT

MISSION · PURPOSE · ENVIRONMENT

Mission Overview

Operation Blackout is a 24-hour immersive field training exercise centered on Close Quarters Battle. Participants operate through a continuous series of missions, tactical problems, force-on-force engagements, planning cycles, and After Action Reviews inside complex structures and confined environments.

Training Purpose

Blackout bridges classroom instruction, practical CQB drills, and sustained scenario-based application. The objective is not simply to move through rooms. The objective is to think, communicate, lead, and perform under pressure.

Operational Environment

• Dynamic structures and interiors

• Changing mission requirements

• Force-on-force opposition

• Low-light and nighttime conditions

• Planning and reorganization cycles

• Sustained operations under fatigue

• Structured After Action Reviews

TRAINING OBJECTIVES

TRAINING OBJECTIVES UNDER PRESSURE

TRAINING OBJECTIVES UNDER PRESSURE

Leadership

Communication

Team Coordination

Tactical Judgment

CQB Fundamentals

Problem Solving

Accountability

Performance Under Fatigue

SECTION 5 — EVENT FORMAT

TWENTY-FOUR HOURS OF CONTINUOUS OPERATIONS

TWENTY-FOUR HOURS OF CONTINUOUS OPERATIONS

Mission Briefs

Planning Periods

Tactical Scenarios

Force-on-Force Engagements

Low-Light Operations

Security Tasks

Casualty-Response Injects

Reorganization Periods

After Action Reviews

SECTION 6 — STANDARDS

WHAT PARTICIPANTS SHOULD EXPECT

WHAT PARTICIPANTS SHOULD EXPECT

Strict safety rules

Instructor oversight

Force-on-force training

Extended equipment wear

Hydration discipline

Outdoor exposure

Physical exertion

Long periods of activity

Limited sleep and rest

Security and accountability

Professional conduct

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Blackout is designed primarily for participants with foundational exposure to MilSim Directive training. CQB 101 is strongly recommended before attending; CQB 201 is a valuable next step but is not presented as mandatory. Recommended progression: CQB 101 → CQB 201 → Operation Blackout.

SAFETY

All force-on-force activity follows MilSim Directive safety procedures, instructor controls, and mandatory protective-equipment requirements. Unsafe behavior may result in removal from training. Training and course-completion records do not grant military, law-enforcement, medical, security, or other professional certification.

PRICING

Public

$150

Operator

$112.50

Viking

$75

Membership discounts apply only to active members at time of registration.

SECTION 10 — FAQ

MISSION QUESTIONS

MISSION QUESTIONS

Do I need experience?

Can beginners attend?

What happens if it rains?

Do I need a radio?

Is this airsoft?

What should I bring?

Are refunds available?

Will there be role players?

READY FOR OPERATION BLACKOUT?

READY FOR OPERATION BLACKOUT?

CQB does not end when the drill ends. Apply communication, leadership, judgment, and team fundamentals across a continuous 24-hour operational environment.