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Combat Science, Technique and Psychology - TAT3D

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The principle of TAT3D is to create a realistic scenario able to provide a three-dimensional target as close as possible to the real one: to allow those who are training to be able to live an experience that brings into play all the psychic and physical dynamics that will then be found to face in reality.

Shooting targets do not return fire The men who fought in World War II were excellent soldiers with excellent weapons, but they were poorly trained in combat. The underlying problem is that they mostly practiced shooting at targets bull’s-eye , as the policemen continued to do until a few decades ago. […] If we expect our soldiers to be able to effectively use the weapons provided, we must train them with realistic simulations that replicate the threats they will face. Since the Vietnam era, the men and women of our army have been trained to fire at human silhouettes that appeared

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