MORARI MORTEM uses a scenario-based approach to medical training because it is rare to find yourself in a hostile scenario and need only one skill to get yourself out. So, when possible, we combine live fire with our medical lanes in order to merge multiple skills in a chronological sequence. We use the most up to date information in our curriculum to ensure our students get the most out of our training. About half of our class is in a classroom environment and the rest will be outdoors on a firing range (when possible). 

 

Our courses that include live-fire will require:

 

• Hearing protection

  • Electronic hearing protection with backup batteries is preferred​

• Eye protection

  • Having both shaded and clear is preferred. ​

  • Should also be safety rated (ANSI/ISEA Z87.1)

• Rifle with sling and/or pistol with holster

• At least 3 magazines per weapon

• Round count will depend on class type; count on needing at least 250 rounds. You will be notified if the need for more or less rounds will be required

• Chest rig, battle belt, or equivalent duty gear- only for the range day. Not needed for the classroom portion.

• Enough mag pouches to hold the required number of mags

• A first-aid kit mounted to your chest rig, battle belt , or duty gear that contains:

  • Combat Gauze (or equivalent)

  • 4 or 6 inch Ace Wrap or Emergency Trauma Bandage (or equivalent)

  • Chest seal (optional)

  • NCD (optional)

• North American Rescue Combat Application Tourniquet (CAT)* (Gen 7), SAM XT tourniquet (metal windlass), or SOF Tourniquet (Gen 5). It should be externally mounted on your kit and clearly visible. 

• Weather appropriate clothing

• Watch: analog or digital. Smart watches are not preferred.

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• Head lamp & back up batteries

• Paper and pen/pencil for note taking

 

*The CAT is an excellent choice and is the most affordable.

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