Chuck Habermehl demonstrates lifesaving maneuvers in live-fire drills, teaching emergency response teams how to safely enter high-risk buildings.
Synopsis
Chuck Habermehl demonstrates lifesaving maneuvers in live-fire drills, teaching emergency response teams how to safely enter high-risk buildings.
Synopsis
Chuck Habermehl, a tactical combat instructor, leads live-fire demonstrations to train emergency response units in high-risk entry tactics. Set in various simulated environments, Habermehl teaches teams how to safely navigate barricades and hallways. He instructs on entering dangerous zones while equipped with gas masks and heavy gear. The 110-minute documentary provides practical drills and lifesaving maneuvers essential for special response teams facing real-life rescue situations.
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Why Watch
- Watch Chuck Habermehl teach life-saving entry tactics.
- See live-fire demonstrations of rescue techniques.
- Find out how to enter high-risk buildings safely.
Did You Know
- Chuck Habermehl is a noted tactical combat instructor featured in the film.
- The film runs for 110 minutes, providing extensive training content.
- Live-fire demonstrations are used to simulate real-life rescue situations.
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Who is the director of High Risk Entry?
Chuck Habermehl is the director of High Risk Entry.
What year was High Risk Entry released?
High Risk Entry was released in 2003.
What is the duration of the documentary High Risk Entry?
The duration of High Risk Entry is 110 minutes.
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