Recognizing and Engaging Multiple Threats

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1. Eric October 17th, 2018

   Training for multiple targets, I notice after engaging the first target, you instruct to return to high compressed ready break your focus/tunnel vision on the first target looking left and right, then reengaging on second/subsequent targets. In drill or real life of a second target were identified when we returned to the ready and looked in the first direction, left or right, would you 1) engage immediately , or 2) continue with the look to the second direction to make sure you are aware of all extra threats? It seems that it would be best to engage first threat, return to ready, look in whichever direction is first when we break tunnel vision and if identifying another threat, engage before looking in the other direction, but I just want to make sure.

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