Military and DOD facilities can present difficult situations that these departments do not handle on a regular basis. Many officers have not been trained on how to fight fire at these facilities or off military facilities. Commanding an incident at these types of facilities requires an enhanced command organization. These command changes are discussed in detail during the simulations. The span of control using division, groups, and branches are detailed. Military and DOD fire simulations teach the lessons learned from NIOSH investigation, military/ DOD personnel, and prior command experiences from the fire ground. Command presence and effective leadership during the initial stages, and during the duration of these types of incidents, will contribute drastically to the successful outcome of the emergency incident. Focus is placed on following your department’s standard operating procedure and compliance with NIMS. To prepare firefighters and command officers for the future they will learn cutting-edge technology, critical thinking, and appropriate decision making. When considering military/ DOD facilities, the ICSC will address command, tactics, and safety concerns for combating fires from a wide array of military/ DOD structures, aircraft, ships, or other technical areas at the facility. Understanding the enemy (where the emergency is located) will enhance your success. Discussion on all emergency services delivery issues at these unique facilities are covered. Commanding fires at military and DOD facilities present a unique command challenge for personnel. Simulations are designed for specific military sites. Contact us for more information.