It is well known by all in Tampico is a massive shortage of places established for the practice of paintball, but in recent months due to the current situation that we are living not only in the metropolitan area but across the country. The situation is most frightening to any military or Special Forces unit is a Close Quarters Battle (CQB), or Battle in Buildings Closed. The reason is because there are hidden enemy, snipers and many other risks that await them in a closed building. It takes a highly trained team to run a successful operation against terrorists. Some of the most famous military units for this type of operations are the U.S. Delta, SEAL Team Six (now DevGroup), the Marine Force Recon, the British Special Air Service, Germany's GSG-9, or the Spanish GEO. All these units train harder than any other in existence. The reason is obvious: to face a CT operation, need how to operate and succeed. No operation CQB is like another, but they certainly having common characteristics. There is usually hidden enemy, or people who choose a place to hide and wait to face you. Early Warning Systems are also common. The biggest threats are always the same course. If you go to a building or place, which you may have personal enemy within (Tangos), despite what you're stealthy, almost certainly will expose you to their fire. Snipers are other threats in CQB situations. All these threats can be remedied since then, with the right tactics. The hardest obstacle to overcome is the secrecy. Most of the time the tangos know that point you will enter and form their defensive base around that point of entry. They have some idea of where you are or where you could be, and you just know its contours through which they move. This gives the tango a huge advantage over you. Please bear in mind this before formulating a plan of action. The mentality that you have when you face a CQB is to operate quickly, quietly and lethally. Fast and efficient movements, combined with leadership and level of secrecy, are the best offense against a risky situation. If you're captain, you remember this. Make sure your equipment is operating under these conditions. Make the move in small steps between coverage, and make it as a unit, not individually, as a sniper and has less time to react.
It is well known by all in Tampico is a massive shortage of places established for the practice of paintball, but in recent months due to the current situation that we are living not only in the metropolitan area but across the country. The situation is most frightening to any military or Special Forces unit is a Close Quarters Battle (CQB), or Battle in Buildings Closed. The reason is because there are hidden enemy, snipers and many other risks that await them in a closed building. It takes a highly trained team to run a successful operation against terrorists. Some of the most famous military units for this type of operations are the U.S. Delta, SEAL Team Six (now DevGroup), the Marine Force Recon, the British Special Air Service, Germany's GSG-9, or the Spanish GEO. All these units train harder than any other in existence. The reason is obvious: to face a CT operation, need how to operate and succeed. No operation CQB is like another, but they certainly having common characteristics. There is usually hidden enemy, or people who choose a place to hide and wait to face you. Early Warning Systems are also common. The biggest threats are always the same course. If you go to a building or place, which you may have personal enemy within (Tangos), despite what you are secretive, almost certainly will expose you to their fire. Snipers are other threats in CQB situations. All these threats can be remedied since then, with the right tactics. The hardest obstacle to overcome is the secrecy. Most of the time the tangos know that point you will enter and form their defensive base around that point of entry. They have some idea of where you are or where you could be, and you just know its contours through which they move. This gives the tango a huge advantage over you. Please bear in mind this before formulating a plan of action. The mentality that you have when you face a CQB is to operate quickly, quietly and lethally. Fast and efficient movements, combined with leadership and level of secrecy, are the best offense against a risky situation. If you're captain, you remember this. Make sure your equipment is operating under these conditions. Make the move in small steps between coverage, and make it as a unit, not individually, as a sniper and has less time to react.

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