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Own the Night - Tactical Training for Citizens Vol.1
Overview
This is a video for those seeking information and visual demonstration of the correct methods of employing night vision gear during low-light tactical operations. Useful nighttime training drills that the viewer can replicate are the core of this particular video. The “VOL I” descriptor suggests this is the first of a series of training videos, and more of the series are yet to come.
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Cast
Harry Golden
Trainer
Dave Womach
The Entertainer
Chet Womach
The Entrepreneur
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