No. Our Armed Forces train primarily in
aggressive offensive tactics, in teams, with battle rifles. Your main purpose for carrying a
firearm is for personal protection and self-defense.
This is not to say we cannot draw important lessons from the military.
Military training instills in the mind a
"warrior spirit." Read Lt. Col. Dave Grossman's book "On
Combat" and decide for yourself whether possessing this spirit is
an asset or a liability. Read the author's essay on
sheep, wolves, and
sheepdogs."I do not fear an
army of lions, if they are led by a lamb. I do fear an army of sheep,
if they are led by a lion."- Alexander the Great
There are some schools where, as a
civilian, you can get some specialized military- oriented training.
Click here then and scroll down to "Advanced
Firearms Training."
   
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